I have had two mammograms, a ultrasound and a MRI. They found a 1 cm mass at the 10 o'clock and 11 o'clock positions. I went to the surgeon today and had to wait to schedule my surgery. I had my tests done at an outside facility (not at the hospital affilliated facility). When my surgeon tried to schedule the biopsy at the hospital, they told him that their radiologist would have to read the films first. The surgeon hand delivered them to the hospital. After the radiologist read them, the suggested a MRI Guided Biopsy. How does this work? Also, they said the reason they recommended this was because they could not pinpoint exactly where the biopsy needed to be done. My question was " How could the radiologists that read the mammograms and the MRI know where it was and they couldn't tell? So far, I've not gotten an answer on that. The surgeons office is suppose to call me back tomorrow. If they do the MRI guided biopsy and it does turn out to be something, then I'll have to have the lumpectomy. Sounds like a lot of extra surgery. I'm really confused right now so this might now have made a lot of sense. Any information would be greatly appreciated.