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· La biopsie à l’emporte-pièce s’effectue à l’aide d’un instrument comportant une lame cylindrique qui est posée verticalement sur la zone à biopsier, un mouvement de va et vient à la fois en rotation et pression verticale permet d’individualiser une carotte de prélèvement. C’est une technique qui peut être agressive.· L’instrument est ensuite retiré et le fragment maintenu par les mors de la pince, libéré en profondeur par section de son pédicule.· Le fragment est immédiatement fixé.Emporte-pièce stérile (en réalité c’est une lame de bistouri circulaire)Une taille petite et taille moyenne : on appuie fortement, on fait une carotte.
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