Unfortunately not much more was published about prostate aspiration biopsies for the next 20 years. Then in 1960 Parry and Finelli described a modified method which was highly successful in allowing a directed biopsy through the perineum (Parry and Finelli, 1960). Their technique afforded greater needle control by using digital-guidance. The needle was introduced 1cm above the anus just to the right of the midline depending on the location of the lesion and with a finger in the rectum the surgeon follows the needle point along its entire course form within the anal sphincter to the prostatic nodule allowing the prostate to be stabilized in contrast to.
