Breast Biopsy Market Size to Hit USD 1104 Million by 2027 at 10.10% CAGR – Report by Market Research Future (MRFR)
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Breast Biopsy Market Trends and Insights By Product (Biopsy Needles, Biopsy Tables), Technique Type (Fine Needle Aspiration Biopsy, Core Needle Biopsy), Guidance Technology (Ultrasound-Guided, CT-Guided Biopsy), End-Users (Hospitals, Labs), Competitive Market Growth, Size, Share and Forecast to 2027

New York, USA, Dec. 26, 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Breast Biopsy Market Overview

According to a Comprehensive Research Report by Market Research Future (MRFR), “Breast Biopsy Market Information By Product, Technique, Guidance Technology, End-Users, And Region - Forecast till 2027", the market is projected to reach USD 1104 million by 2027 at CAGR of 10.10%.

Market Synopsis

A breast biopsy is performed on a little sample of tissue extracted from the breast to ascertain whether or not cancer is present. One of the least intrusive techniques available, fine needle aspiration biopsy, is widely used for breast biopsies and leaves no scars on the breast area. The ultrasound monitor in this treatment guides the needle to the desired location in the breast. A sample of the questionable tissue is removed during the breast biopsy, and the pathologists then examine the sample. By physical examination, self-examination, or mammography, palpable lumps and abnormalities can be found; however, these methods cannot identify whether the abnormal growth is benign or malignant. Typically, a doctor may recommend a breast biopsy if she notices a lump, thickening, or questionable tissue in the patient's breast during mammography. A breast biopsy is, therefore, not the first procedure.

The alternative technique uses mammography and stereotactic needle biopsy, which uses ultrasound radiation to guide the biopsy. The ultrasound monitor guides the needle to the desired location in the breast during this procedure. In stereotactic mammography, the location of the breast tumor and the spot where the needle will be inserted to take a breast biopsy sample are identified. The patient's body will make a loud clicking noise while the sample is taken during the biopsy. Approximately 70–80% of biopsies are found to be cancer-free, yet they may show traits that make someone more likely to develop mammary carcinoma. A breast biopsy is recommended when a person exhibits symptoms including a breast lump, breast dimpling, sore breast, peeling, and nipple discharge. Since they are unpleasant and subject the patient to the psychological weight of false positive referrals, invasive surgical breast biopsy methods have proven inefficient.

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