The difficult biopsy-strategies and outcome.

Congress:

ECR 2023

Poster Number:

C-12537

Type:

Educational Exhibit

Keywords:

Interventional non-vascular, CT, Image manipulation / Reconstruction, Ultrasound, Biopsy, Education and training

Authors:

E. Tangtra, A. Gogna

DOI:

10.26044/ecr2023/C-12537

DOI-Link:

https://dx.doi.org/10.26044/ecr2023/C-12537

Conclusion

While most routine cases are amenable to biopsy, some cases can be challenging. Careful pre procedure planning and using a variety of methods explored in this exhibit allows the interventional radiologist to create safe access routes for a wider range of anatomy.

Fig 1: A. Preoperative CT planning shows a clear pathway to the perirenal mass but the...

Fig 2: A. Patient had a history of right hepatectomy for cholangiocarcinoma. MRCP...

Fig 3: A: Preoperative CT planning for a right iliac fossa mass. The planned...

Fig 4: B: Hydropneumodissection was performed with injection of fluid (0.9% saline),...

Fig 4: A: Patient with a background of parotid duct carcinoma presented with a segment...

Fig 6: C and D: Point registration (green marker) placed at the center of the tumour...

Fig 5: A. Patient presented with left proptosis. MRI Orbits revealed an enhancing mass...

Fig 6: A. CT guided percutaneous lung biopsy was planned for a small lung nodule,...

Fig 7: A. Patient with suspected lung metastasis. Biopsy was anticipated to be...

Fig 8: A. Patient with suspected liver metastases. CT shows bilobar liver lesions with...

Fig 9: A. patient with suspected lung malignancy underwent percutaneous transthoracic...