Re: mamatone breast biopsies
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We receive breast biopsies that have been xrayed using a dubin device--or
plastic holder with a grid. Occasionally we are asked to recut a block that
was supposed to have decalcification but did not show it. The xray department
can xray the blocks to see if the calcifications are still there. Our
hospital does this with a mammography machine. If you are interested I can
try to find out the settings they use. Although this is not cost effective
for all biopsies, it should help on some. Angie Schmidt
--Tri-health Cincinnati
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<HTML><FONT FACE=arial,helvetica><FONT COLOR="#ff0000" SIZE=2 FAMILY="SCRIPT" FACE="Comic Sans MS" LANG="0">We receive breast biopsies that have been xrayed using a dubin device--or
<BR>plastic holder with a grid. Occasionally we are asked to recut a block that
<BR>was supposed to have decalcification but did not show it. The xray department
<BR>can xray the blocks to see if the calcifications are still there. Our
<BR>hospital does this with a mammography machine. If you are interested I can
<BR>try to find out the settings they use. Although this is not cost effective
<BR>for all biopsies, it should help on some. Angie Schmidt
<BR>--Tri-health Cincinnati</FONT></HTML>
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