Best Fnac Hospital in India

20+ years of experience
15000+ new patients annually

69+ specialist doctors
20+ years of experience
15000+ new patients annually

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Why Choose Max Hospital

Max Hospital, India, is one of the best fnac hospitals in India. We provide unparalleled patient care and hospital experience in India for fnac. We have top-notch specialists and cutting- edge technology under one roof, thus ensuring quality treatment to patients.

Experienced team- We have highly skilled Max Hospital, India, specialists with experience of 20+ years.
Clinical Excellence- We have proven experience in handling even the most complicated cases accurately and precisely.
State-of-the-art technology- We have the latest technologies for diagnosing and treating cases with unconventional methods.
Personalised care- At Max Hospital, India, we provide quality treatment to each patient as per the individual requirement to ensure personalised care.
Stringent infection control- We follow strict protocols for infection control to prevent complications.

People from following locations visit Max Hospital, India: Ethiopia, Myanmar, UAE, Qatar, Kuwait, Bahrain, Nigeria, Bangladesh, Yemen, Uganda, Tanzania, Nepal, Uzbekistan, Oman, Iraq, Kenya

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is FNAC?

FNAC stands for Fine Needle Aspiration Cytology, which is a diagnostic technique used to obtain samples from suspicious lumps or masses in various parts of the body.

What are the different types of samples that can be obtained through FNAC?

FNAC can be used to obtain samples from various parts of the body, including the thyroid gland, breast, lymph nodes, liver, pancreas, lungs, skin, bone, and salivary glands.

What are the advantages of FNAC over other diagnostic methods?

FNAC is a minimally invasive procedure performed on an outpatient basis and does not require any general anaesthesia. It provides rapid and accurate diagnosis with high sensitivity and specificity, and it has low rates of complications and morbidity.

Is FNAC painful?

FNAC is generally not painful, although there may be some discomfort or a mild stinging sensation during the procedure.

What are the common indications for FNAC?

FNAC is commonly used to evaluate suspicious lumps or masses, such as breast lumps, thyroid nodules, lymph nodes, liver and pancreatic lesions, lung nodules, skin lesions, and bone tumours. It may also be used to diagnose infections or to stage cancer.

Who can perform FNAC?

FNAC is performed by trained interventional radiologists with expertise in the technique.

Is anaesthesia required for FNAC?

Local anaesthesia is typically used to numb the area before the procedure, but general anaesthesia is not required.

How long does it take to get the results of an FNAC?

The results of an FNAC are usually available within 1-2 days, although some samples may require additional testing or analysis, which may take longer.

What are the different techniques used for FNAC?

The two main techniques used for FNAC are aspiration and non-aspiration techniques. Aspiration technique involves the use of a syringe and a fine needle to aspirate cells, while non-aspiration technique does not use any syringe.

Can FNAC be used for cancer diagnosis?

Yes, FNAC can be used for cancer diagnosis, as it allows for the identification of cancer cells and the determination of the type and stage of cancer.

Can FNAC miss a diagnosis?

Yes, FNAC can miss a diagnosis if the sample is inadequate or if the lesion is too small or too deep to obtain a sample.

What is the accuracy of FNAC in detecting cancer?

The accuracy of FNAC in detecting cancer varies depending on the type of cancer and the location of the lesion.

What are the risks associated with FNAC?

The risks associated with FNAC are minimal and include bleeding, infection, and pain at the site of the procedure.

Can FNAC be used for diagnosis of thyroid nodules?

Yes, FNAC is the preferred method for diagnosis of thyroid nodules, as it allows for the identification of benign or malignant cells.

Can FNAC be used for the diagnosis of breast lumps?

Yes, FNAC is commonly used for the diagnosis of breast lumps, as it allows for the identification of benign or malignant cells.

Can FNAC be used for the diagnosis of lung nodules?

Yes, FNAC can be used for the diagnosis of lung nodules. It is a technique that can accurately diagnose lung nodules and distinguish between benign and malignant nodules.

Can FNAC be used for the diagnosis of skin lesions?

Yes, FNAC can be used for the diagnosis of skin lesions. It is a simple and quick procedure that provides a diagnosis of skin lesions such as cysts, lipomas, and other types of tumours.

Can FNAC be used for the diagnosis of bone tumours?

Yes, FNAC can be used for the diagnosis of bone tumours. It is a minimally invasive and accurate technique that can provide a diagnosis of bone tumours such as osteosarcoma and chondrosarcoma.

What is the role of ultrasound guidance in FNAC?

Ultrasound guidance is used during FNAC to precisely locate the area of concern and to guide the needle to the correct location for sample collection. It increases the accuracy of the procedure and reduces the risk of complications.

Can FNAC be used for the diagnosis of infections?

Yes, FNAC can be used for the diagnosis of infections. It can help identify the microorganisms causing the infection and guide appropriate treatment.

How is the sample obtained during FNAC?

The sample is obtained during FNAC by inserting a thin needle into the area of concern and aspirating cells or tissue fragments. The sample is then placed onto a glass slide and sent to a pathology laboratory for analysis.

What is the difference between FNAC and biopsy?

FNAC is a minimally invasive technique that uses a thin needle to obtain a sample of cells or tissue. At the same time, biopsy is a more invasive procedure that involves removing a small piece of tissue for examination. FNAC is usually less painful, has fewer complications, and provides quicker results than biopsy.

Can FNAC be used for the diagnosis of rare tumours?

Yes, FNAC can be used for the diagnosis of rare tumours. It can help identify the type of tumour and guide appropriate treatment.

What is the role of molecular testing in FNAC?

Molecular testing can be used with FNAC to identify specific genetic changes or mutations in the cells that may be associated with certain types of cancer. This information can help guide treatment decisions and improve patient outcomes.

Can FNAC be used for staging of cancer?

FNAC is not typically used for staging of cancer. Other imaging and diagnostic tests, such as CT scans and biopsies, are usually more appropriate for determining the stage of cancer.

What is the cost of FNAC?

The cost of FNAC varies depending on the location, type of sample, and the laboratory performing the analysis. It is generally less expensive than biopsy or other diagnostic procedures.

Can FNAC be used for the diagnosis of lymphoma?

Yes, FNAC can be used for the diagnosis of lymphoma. It can provide a quick and accurate diagnosis of lymphoma by identifying the presence of abnormal lymphocytes in the sample.

Can FNAC be used for the diagnosis of prostate cancer?

Yes, FNAC can be used for the diagnosis of prostate cancer. It can help identify abnormal cells or tissue fragments in the prostate gland, which may indicate cancer.

Can FNAC be used for the diagnosis of ovarian tumours?

Yes, FNAC can be used for the diagnosis of ovarian tumours. It can diagnose ovarian tumours such as cysts, fibromas, and other types of tumours.

Review

FAQs reviewed by Dr. Sagar Tyagi, Associate Consultant - Interventional Radiology.