Bone Biopsy
Bone or marrow tissue sample guided by imaging to diagnose tumours and bone diseases.
What is this procedure?
A sample is taken from a bone lesion using a specialized needle guided by CT, reaching an accurate diagnosis without open bone surgery.
Why interventional radiology?
Bone biopsy Jordan | Dr. Jafar Bani-Issa
How the procedure works
Before
- Recent CT or MRI imaging
- Stop blood thinners as advised
During
- Local or light sedation anesthesia depending on location
- Precise CT guidance
- Specialized bone-penetrating needle
After & Recovery
- Pain monitoring afterward
- Avoid heavy lifting for a few days
- Results within one to two weeks
Who is this for?
- A suspicious bone lesion on imaging
- Diagnosing primary or metastatic bone tumors
- Suspected bone infection
Suitability is confirmed after a full clinical assessment — this information does not replace a medical consultation.
Benefits of this procedure
Accurate diagnosis without major bone surgery
Precise image guidance for hard-to-reach lesions
What to expect at Dr. Jafar's clinic
Dr. Jafar discusses the result with the treating team to determine the appropriate treatment plan.
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