Lung Biopsy
Sampling lung tissue guided by CT to diagnose masses and pulmonary changes.
What is this procedure?
A sample is taken from a lung mass or nodule using a fine needle guided by CT, reaching an accurate diagnosis without open chest surgery.
Why interventional radiology?
Lung biopsy Amman | Dr. Jafar Bani-Issa
How the procedure works
Before
- Recent chest CT imaging
- Stop blood thinners as advised
- Fasting only required if general anesthesia is needed
During
- Local anesthesia
- Precise CT guidance
- Breathing monitored throughout the procedure
After & Recovery
- Chest X-ray afterward to check the lung
- Several hours of monitoring
- Avoid air travel for a few days
Who is this for?
- An unexplained lung mass or nodule
- Diagnosing lung cancer
- Evaluating chest lymph nodes
Suitability is confirmed after a full clinical assessment — this information does not replace a medical consultation.
Benefits of this procedure
Avoids open chest surgery
High accuracy in reaching small nodules
Faster recovery
What to expect at Dr. Jafar's clinic
Dr. Jafar discusses the biopsy result and next treatment options once the pathology report is ready.
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