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biopsy

Removal of a living tissue sample from the body for diagnostic examination.
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12,13) With the rise in detection of smaller incidental lesions, percutaneous biopsy with pathologic analysis can play a significant role in avoiding unnecessary partial or complete nephrectomy for benign lesions.
MR imaging of indeterminate renal lesions by Cohen, Daniel; Brown, Jeffrey J. / Applied Radiology
Some patients shouldn''t have a percutaneous biopsy because they are prone to bleeding problems.
Information on Kidney Biopsy - by Richard James / Health, general community
The TLA was initially confused with hemangioma, but was later treated successfully with antituberculous therapy after the diagnosis was established by histopathologic examination of the specimen obtained by ultrasonography-guided percutaneous biopsy of the lesion.
Primary tuberculous liver abscess: a case report and review of the ... by Sahin, Burhan / Southern Medical Journal
 
 
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