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A large needle biopsy involves using a big enough diameter needle to actually remove a fine core of tissue (imagine a pencil lead). It is in contrast to a fine needle aspiration. A large needle biopsy takes an actual piece of tissue. A fine needle aspiration just obtains individual cells. Both can be useful.
