question: Hi, may I answer your health queries right now ?  Please type your query here...I was supposed to have had a 4 millimeter lump surgically removed from my breast through needle-guided aspiration because the radiologist could not determine what it was.  However, when the radiologist inserted the needle it went deep into the 4 millimeter lumpspot and liquid came out so there was nothing to surgically remove or test.  They did mammogram and concluded it was a cyst and recommended follow up in 6 months.  However, I am now a little concern that if there were cancer cells inside of this tiny unknown spot/lump, wouldnt the cancer cells be released when the needle burst it?  And, how would I know because there was nothing left to test? Thank you.