Two Patients
Patient 1: A 42-year-old known to have a monophasic synovial sarcoma treated, came with a lung nodule.
Patient 2: 58-year-old with a known carcinoid lung comes with recurrence
Both needed biopsy and ablation.
Questions
- Two separate sittings?
- Single sitting?
- If single sitting
- Biopsy first and then ablation?
- Ablation first and then biopsy?
The video discusses the rationale behind the final decision and why it seems so counter-intuitive, but works.
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