Anatomoradiological correiation of breast alterations by means of core biopsy and fíne-needle aspiration cytology

Authors

  • Andréa Düren Centeno MamoRad - Instituto de Diagnóstico por imagem, Porto Alegre-RS.
  • Radia dos Santos Koch MamoRad - Instituto de Diagnóstico por imagem, Porto Alegre-RS.
  • Letícia Freurd MamoRad - Instituto de Diagnóstico por imagem, Porto Alegre-RS.
  • Hilton Augusto Koch MamoRad - Instituto de Diagnóstico por imagem, Porto Alegre-RS.

Keywords:

Core biopsy, Needie biopsy, Breast abnormalities

Abstract

In the period between March 8'\ 1994 and April 13th, 2000, one hundred and fifteen breast
imaging examinations (mammography, sonography or both) were performed and further pathological investigation were indicated at MamoRad - Centro de Diagnóstico por Imagem de Porto
Alegre-RS - using 44 core biopsies and 71 fine-needle aspiration cytology (FNAC) under stereotactic
guidance or ultrassonografic control. 75 lesions were considered suspicious (category 4) and 40
were considered highly suspicious (category 5), according to The American College of Radiology
(ACR) Breast Imaging Reporting and Data System (Bi-Rads) assortment. The histopathological
results of the 44 core biopsies were malignant in 12 cases and benign in 30 cases; two cases
were considered inconclusive and there were request for excisional technique. The results of the
71 FNAC were 21 cases benign and 23 malignant; 27 cases unconclusive and there were request
for histologycal confirmation. A comparison of breast imaging exams rank to pathology results
allowed to obtain values of sensitivity (100%), predictive positive value of malignancy (27.94%
and 74.35%) and accuracy (27.94% and 74.35%) offourand five Bi-Rads categories. Indeed, it
was estimated sensitivity (85.71% and 100%), specificity (100% and 70%), predictive positive
values of malignancy (100% and 78.57%) and accuracy (95.45% and 84.1%) of core biopsies
and FNACs comparing to surgical results, allowing the analysis the designation's accomplishment
ofeach kind of biopsy procedure. The data acquired are according to Medicai Literature.

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2026-07-29

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Centeno, A. D., Koch, R. dos S., Freurd, L., & Koch, H. A. (2026). Anatomoradiological correiation of breast alterations by means of core biopsy and fíne-needle aspiration cytology. Mastology, 14(1). Retrieved from https://mastology.org/journal/article/view/2105

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