i’m planning to biopsy this mass with ultrasound guidance tomorrow. Was planning to sedate and use an 18 GA needle. Would you do anything differently?
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i’m planning to biopsy this mass with ultrasound guidance tomorrow. Was planning to sedate and use an 18 GA needle. Would you do anything differently?
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Hi Kelly!
I’m following to
Hi Kelly!
I’m following to see what the suggestions are….
Are you doing core biopsy? I haven’t ventured there yet. For FNA, I’ve had good luck with 22G and 25G.
Also, you might get better resolution with the curvilinear probe?
Good luck!
Karen
Lookks like a
Lookks like a chondrosarcoma… will be crunchy on the cut. I like to true cut these in the undifferenitated area adjacent to the mineralization but nearly anywhere should be dx