N	Concordance
1	periosteum and subsequent open surgical biopsy. A more recent technique uses a h
2	athological examination of the surgical biopsy demonstrated a diffuse fibrillary
3	 subset of patients undergoing surgical biopsy for diffuse lung disease in whom 
4	surgically removing the tumor (surgical biopsy). In either case, a pathologist e
5	e in a high suspicious node, a surgical biopsy is recommended on a type C basis.
6	gnostic techniques may include surgical biopsy of scalene or cervical nodes, cer
7	itial therapy for the tumor is surgical biopsy  or resection  Tumors no greater 
8	needle biopsy (SCNB) with open surgical biopsy (OSB) and identifies which lesion
9	h dorsal vertebra confirmed by surgical biopsy. The last two patients presented 
10	pid stenosis was demonstrated. Surgical biopsy was performed and a high grade no
11	: Needle-wire localization and surgical biopsy were performed in 4,428 impalpabl