Can a core needle biopsy of thyroid cancer be diagnosed?

Thyroid cancer core needle biopsy is a common examination method, mainly used to confirm thyroid cancer. This examination mainly uses a thin needle to take samples from the lesion, and then performs a pathological examination to determine whether thyroid cancer exists.

Thyroid cancer core needle biopsy usually needs to be performed in the hospital's radiology or ultrasound department. The doctor will choose the appropriate puncture site based on the patient's condition and medical history, and use a fine needle for puncture. During the puncture, the patient may feel some discomfort, but it generally does not cause obvious pain.

After the puncture, the doctor will send the collected tissue samples to the laboratory for pathological examination. If the pathological examination results show the presence of thyroid cancer, thyroid cancer can be confirmed. If the results are normal, the possibility of thyroid cancer can be ruled out.

Before undergoing a core needle biopsy for thyroid cancer, patients need to undergo a comprehensive physical examination and related tests to ensure that their physical condition is suitable for this examination. Patients also need to inform their doctors of their allergy history, medication use and other information so that doctors can better assess risks and develop appropriate treatment plans.

Thyroid cancer core needle biopsy is a safe and effective diagnostic method that can help doctors accurately diagnose thyroid cancer and develop a reasonable treatment plan. If you suspect that you may have thyroid cancer, please seek medical attention in a timely manner and receive guidance and treatment from a professional doctor.