Digital Mammography 
Dedicated Breast MRI
Breast Specific Imaging
SonoCine
Breast Health Consultation
Biopsy
Surgical Consultation
MRI
DEXA Screening
High Resolution Vein Care
Approximately 80% of all breast lumps are benign, or non-cancerous High resolution uses a proprietary multi-layered process incorporating the latest proven non-invasive technologies to determine the risk of any abnormalities. This process allows us to avoid unnecessary invasive tests. If the results from this process are not conclusive, we then use minimally invasive, image guided biopsy procedures. These procedures are fast and virtually pain-free and accomplished without surgery or large incisions or stitches. The results from these procedures provide the information we need to make a definitive diagnosis and plan a course of treatment if necessary.
High Resolution uses Bard, Sanarus and SenoRx breast biopsy systems.
Will I need to check into the hospital for the breast biopsy procedure — and how long will it last?
The entire procedure can be performed in your doctor's office or in an outpatient facility — without hospitalization or general anesthesia — typically in less than 20 minutes.
How is the procedure performed?
Ultrasound will be used to help guide your doctor throughout the entire procedure.
Your doctor will make a tiny nick in your breast and then carefully insert a small
instrument into the lesion. The device holds the targeted tissue in place and automatically
extracts a sample for diagnosis by a lab.
Will I be awake the whole time?
Yes. The procedure is performed under a local anesthetic, which will allow you to remain
in control. You may even choose to watch the procedure on the ultrasound screen.
How big will the incision on my breast be — and will it leave a scar?
The device used is a small instrument that requires only a 3- to 4-mm incision.
Therefore no stitches are required, which greatly reduces the occurrence of scarring and
disfigurement. When the procedure is finished, your doctor will apply a small adhesive bandage.
Will I need a ride home with someone afterward?
You will want to discuss this question with your doctor. However, the procedure does
not require sedative medications or general anesthetics that could impair your motor skills.