Procedures
Breast lumps are the most common presentation in breast cancer. Most breast lumps however are benign or non-cancerous. They can either be a solid nodule or fluid-filled cyst. Most benign breast lumps do not need any sort of treatment.
Our doctors can tell if a lump/cystis cancerous by removing a small sample of tissue or cells from it, via biopsies or aspirations.
Some Of These Minor Procedures Can Be Done In-Clinic.
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Fine-needle aspiration cytology
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Aspiration of cysts and breast abscess
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Image-guided Biopsies of breast lumps, lymph nodes or microcalcifications
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Drainage of superficial breast abscesses
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Excisions of nipple/ areolar papilloma
