Percutaneous Needle Liver Biopsy with Scintigraphic Control

Ryerson, Thomas W.

doi:10.1148/110.1.226

Radiology

1974

DOI: 10.1148/110.1.226

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Percutaneous Needle Liver Biopsy with Scintigraphic Control

Thomas W. Ryerson¹

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“…Indicator rings made of Wood's metal to the left and stainless steel to the right, 3, 6 and 9 cm inner diameter, respectively. ULF ERASMIE currently on the scintillation camera with a persistence oscilloscope during the procedure (REYERSON 1974).…”

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Liver Biopsy with Guidance in Scanning

Erasmie¹

1975

Acta Radiologica. Diagnosis

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Liver Biopsy with Guidance in Scanning

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1975

Acta Radiologica. Diagnosis

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Guided percutaneous fine-needle aspiration biopsy of the liver

McLoughlin

Tao

et al. 1981

Cancer

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Forty patients with suspected malignant disease of the liver underwent percutaneous fineneedle aspiration biopsy with radioisotope scintigraphic and fluoroscopic guidance. The needle was aimed at focal defects identified on the liver scan and several passes were made. When the scan was diffusely abnormal, the liver was widely sampled with multiple passes. Thirty patients were eventually considered to have malignant disease and aspiration biopsy was positive in 28 (93%) of these patients, including 25 of 26 with liver metastases (96%). There were two false-positive results and one minor complication. In 24 patients, conventional wide-bore needle biopsy was also performed. In this group, 16 patients had a final diagnosis of hepatic malignancy. Aspiration biopsies were positive in 14 of these (87%) and conventional needle biopsies were positive in four (25%). Guided percutaneous fine-needle aspiration biopsy is recommended for pathologic diagnosis of hepatic malignancy because of its simplicity, high yield, and reasonable safety.

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Needle aspiration cytology of tumors at various body sites

Silver¹,

Koss²,

Brauer³

et al. 1985

Current Problems in Surgery

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Percutaneous Needle Liver Biopsy with Scintigraphic Control

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Liver Biopsy with Guidance in Scanning

Liver Biopsy with Guidance in Scanning

Guided percutaneous fine-needle aspiration biopsy of the liver

Needle aspiration cytology of tumors at various body sites

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