Inflammation v. Neoplasia on cytology?
Inflammation- has inflam. cells (neutrophils, macrophage,eosinophil)
Neoplasia: no sig inflammation seen and 1 cell type found
Goal of excisional biopsy
Remove the whole lesion, with the goal of dx & tx
- done with small lesions & when have low degree of malignancy
Goal of incisional Biopsy
Dx only
Done with wedge, true cut or punch biopsy
Incisional biopsy should be used with superficial lesions? T/F
True, lesion should be less than 1 cm
cutaneous or intra-cavitary
What is guillotine biopsy used in?
Tip of organs (liver, pancreas, lung, LN)
- loop around area & have constant tension
Should you use a wedge biopsy technique with tumors?
No, although the biopsy is large/representative, you can transfer tumor cells to normal areas
Pro/Con: punch biopsy
P: cut easy and good for superficial lesion
C: small sample, may not reach deep sample
Pro/Con: tru cut biopsy
P: good for deep lesions (us/ct guided)
C: small samples, hemorrhage (sx repair)
Pro/Con: Guillotine biopsy
P: simple & remove large sample on tip (liver)
C: lesions need to be on the tip
Pro/Con: wedge biopsy
P: large samples
C: more sx exp. & suture for hemorrhage
When do you use a bone biopsy?
Pro/con
When large needle cytology fails to dx sarcoma or osteomyelitis
Where do most bone tumors originate from?
Endosteum, so sample cannot be superficial
Its okay to take sample from center of a large soft tissue mass?
False, tumors receive blood from skin & muscle surround so has necrotic center
Blood supply for bone vs soft tissue
Bone- central blood supply
ST- peripheral blood supply
What is the landmark used for nasal biopsy?
Medial canthus, beyond is cribiform plate & get brain biopsy
Recommended margins for mct and soft tissue sarcoma (k9)?
3 cm margin and 1 fascial plane deep
Feline injection site sarcoma margins
5 cm margins and 2 fascial planes
How can you control post biopsy bleeding?
Acepromazine, icing nose, neosynephrin(afrin), yunan baiao & umbilical tapen