Chughtai Lab CT FNA & Core biopsy Test Price and Details

Last Updated On Sunday, December 14, 2025

What is the CT FNA Biopsy?

FNA or Fine needle aspiration is a form of minimally-invasive tissue sampling. The technique used is ultrasound with a targeting instrument. In this technique, a CT, MRI, or fluoroscopy could potentially be used but it will depend on the situation of the patient and health conditions. The ultimate guidance of imaging proves to be useful in sampling deep or diffuse lesions. Even when the lesions are palpable, and discrete; imaging will allow controlled sampling of different regions surrounding the lesions.

A pathologist will take the sample of cells by fine needle aspiration. Once the sample is taken, the cells will become disorganized and will no longer maintain the spatial arrangement that they had originally in the lesion. If a spatial organization is required then a biopsy should be done.

What does it detect?

In the FNA test, mostly the sampling done is from the following places and their cells. The detection of conditions happening in them is done.

1. The Thyroid Glands
2. non-thyroid neck like parotid, cervical lymph nodes
3. breast
4. liver
5. lymph nodes
6. lungs
7. bones
8. The gastrointestinal tract
9. Mediastinum

What are the complications of this test?

This is not a kind of procedure where a patient will have to worry about various complications from happening. This is so because complications are rare with FNA procedures. The most dangerous thing that you can think of happening after an aspiration is bleeding or a minimal infection. Most of the times, bleeding occurs when deeper abdominal aspirations are done. But its still rare.

Cracking thyroid is a very rare complication of FNA biopsy of thyroid nodules.

The other rare complication occurs in Hurthle cell neoplasms 1.

What are the Contradictions of FNA?

There are some contraindications to FNA, followings are a few of them.

1. Uncorrectable coagulopathy or platelet disorder. This is the most possible one.
2. A more relative one includes an inability to lie down
3. Difficult controlling rate and depth of respiration
4. Higher anxiety rates
5. Inability of a pathologist to reach the lesions with needle without damaging structures
6. And reaching to a conclusion where a biopsy is required.

When should I know the results of this Test?

You will probably get the results of this test in a day. But most probably, it takes a few days for a formal report to get concluded. The time when you will receive your test results will depend on the place from where you will get your tests done. These days, with advanced technology, you can receive your test results on your phone.

CT FNA Core Biopsy Test Results range?

The first and foremost priority of a pathologist is to maintain the comfort level of a patient while taking the aspiration samples for a diagnostic purpose. The factors that determine a successful needle aspiration include;

1. The size of the needle
2. Precision of the pathologist performing the aspiration
3. Type of lesion
4. Condition of patient
5. Condition of tissues of patient

Once the pathologist is successful in taking the sample, it will be processed and then the results will be compiled. Only your doctor will be able to tell you if everything is good or not. 

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