By Manhattan Women's Health & Wellness Upper East Side

01/11/2021 A cervical cone biopsy is a surgical procedure that extracts a cone or wedge-shaped piece of tissue from your cervix. If you have cervical cancer and it is caught early enough the cervical cone biopsy procedure used as a treatment, not a diagnostic tool.


Your Manhattan gynecology doctor offers comprehensive Obstetrics & Gynecology care for women of all ages. At our ob-gyn clinic, we provide a full range of gynecologic services, from annual check-ups and routine pap smears to performing LEEP’s, cervical cone biopsies, and gyn procedures. Our state of the art OBGYN facility in Manhattan equipped with a latest obgyn equipment.


Your cervix is the opening between your vaginal vault and your uterus, which is also called your womb. Your cervix can open and close to protect your uterus. If your doctor suspects an abnormal condition, including cancer, in your cervix, collecting a biopsy or tissue sample may be the next step. But normal biopsy procedures yield a small number of cells. When a larger sample is required, a cervical cone biopsy — also called conization — can help.


A cervical cone biopsy is a surgical procedure that extracts a cone or wedge-shaped piece of tissue from your cervix. The extracted tissue is sent to the lab, where it’s checked under a microscope for analysis. This procedure captures a relatively large tissue sample. If your OBGYN only needs a small sample, a LEEP suffices. The size of the tissue sample required is a deciding factor when considering cervical cone biopsy vs LEEP.


Reasons for a Cervical Cone Biopsy
The procedure captures a tissue sample from your cervix. The reasons your doctor might perform this operation include:

• Your Pap smear test results were abnormal and can’t be diagnosed with a smaller biopsy.
• Your OBGYN suspects you have dysplasia (or enlargement) of the cervix or cervical canal.
• Your doctor has confirmed early stages of cancer, such as adenocarcinoma in situ, on your cervix and can remove the cancerous cells to save your uterus.
• You have a human papillomavirus (HPV) infection on your cervix and need an HPV biopsy.

If you have cervical cancer, the recommended for treatment may be a hysterectomy. But if the cancer is caught early enough, your doctor can save your uterus by excising the cancer cells from your cervix using this procedure. In this case, the cervical cone biopsy procedure is a treatment, not a diagnostic tool.


Do not wait any longer and make an appointment with Dr. Mariz by either calling our Union Square office at (212) 378-9985 or our Upper East Side NYC office at (212) 389-1904.



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