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1: FNAC |
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- Lung nodule of size 0.85cm.
- FNAC planned with anterior intercostal approach
with an angulation of 18 degrees.
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2 : Lung Biopsy |
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- Lung mass of size 3 cm
- Right Para vertebral posterior approach
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3 : Lung Biopsy |
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- Lung nodule of size 2.1 cm situated at a depth
of 106mm occluded by the rib.
- Biopsy procedure planned.
- Posterior approach planned giving a needle
tilt both in orbital and cranial angle.
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4 : Vertebral Biopsy |
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- Posterior transpedicular approach with a combination
of orbital and cranial angle planned for biopsy.
- Needle entry planned through the pedicle avoiding
the spinal cord and nerve endings lateral to
the trajectory.
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5 : Abdominal Biopsy |
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- CT report showed mass of size 3.5x3.6 cm mass
in the liver near the diaphragm.
- Biopsy planned with a combination of cranial
and orbital angulation avoiding the lung mass
and without puncturing the diaphragm.
- Breathe hold instructions given to patient
for arresting respiratory movement.
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6 : Lung Biopsy |
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- Soft tissue density lesion of size 26mm in left
Para aortic region abutting the aorta.
- Being a female patient posterior approach planned,
entry 4 cm from midline with the needle passing between
the vessels posterior to the lesion.
- Needle positioned precisely and accurately in between
the 10mm trajectory.
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