Two Patients
Patient 1: 58-years old treated for pancreatic carcinoma with a new portal node.
Patient 2: 43-year-old with treated ovarian carcinoma with a new lesion on the surface of segment 7.
Both needed biopsies.
Questions
- How would you do these?
- What route would you use?
- What guns would you use?
The video, which discusses both of them on Osirix, runs through cases, the planning and how the biopsies were done, using the transhepatic route.
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180 Cases with Videos
10 Cases with Images (With or Without Short Videos)
2 Snippets
5 Lectures
4 Cases of the Day (CODs)
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