CT TRUS GUIDED BIOPSY

CT TRUS GUIDED BIOPSY - PROSTATE

Also Known As:

CT-US Fusion Prostate Biopsy

Transrectal Ultrasound Guided Biopsy CT

Targeted Prostate Biopsy

This CT TRUS Guided Biopsy of the prostate utilizes advanced imaging to obtain precise tissue samples from suspicious areas within the gland. By combining CT guidance with ultrasound techniques, the radiologist can ensure accurate sampling of potential lesions for cancer diagnosis. This procedure is a vital tool in urology for early detection and staging of prostate cancer. The guided approach improves the likelihood of capturing diagnostic tissue, allowing for the formulation of an effective and timely treatment plan.

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Technique

Combined Transrectal Ultrasound and CT imaging to guide needle biopsies of the prostate.

Purpose

To obtain tissue from specific suspicious nodules within the prostate gland.

Area Covered

The prostate gland and peripheral zones.

Key Clinical Point

Significantly improves the accuracy of detecting prostate cancer over systematic (random) biopsies.

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TRUS stands for Transrectal Ultrasound. This procedure combines CT and Ultrasound for maximum accuracy in prostate sampling.

It is used to confirm if a high PSA level or a suspicious lump is actually prostate cancer.

You may need to use an enema and take antibiotics before the procedure to prevent infection.

It is common to see a small amount of blood in the urine or stool for a few days after a prostate biopsy.

Usually, 10 to 12 small tissue cores are taken from different parts of the prostate to ensure nothing is missed.

CT TRUS GUIDED BIOPSY - PROSTATE

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CT TRUS GUIDED BIOPSY - PROSTATE

Includes 4 Test Parameters

CT TRUS GUIDED BIOPSY - PROSTATE 4 Parameters

Includes Test 5 Parameters

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CT TRUS GUIDED BIOPSY - PROSTATE