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A. This is a minimally invasive procedure used to obtain tissue samples of an abnormal area identified on mammogram, such as microcalcifications, that is not seen on ultrasound. The abnormal area is identified on the digital imaging mammogram and the tissue samples are removed through a tiny incision with a vacuum assisted biopsy devise.
