Palpable breast masses: is there a role for percutaneous imaging-guided core biopsy?
Percutaneous imaging-guided core biopsy is useful in the evaluation of palpable breast masses that are small, deep, mobile, vaguely palpable, or multiple. In this study, percutaneous imaging-guided core biopsy spared additional diagnostic tissue sampling in 74% women with palpable breast masses.
The postlens tear film can introduce discernable amounts of optical degradation in the lens-wearing eye. However, the amount of this effect is likely to be small compared with other sources, and benefits afforded by the use of aberration-corrected soft contact lenses should not be severely affected.