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Case 80: Deliberate Transcolonic Biopsy of a Mesenteric Mass
Bhavin Jankharia - 19 February 2022

Case 80: Deliberate Transcolonic Biopsy of a Mesenteric Mass

Case 79: Inadvertent Transcolonic Biopsy of a Pancreatic Head Mass
Bhavin Jankharia - 12 February 2022

Case 79: Inadvertent Transcolonic Biopsy of a Pancreatic Head Mass

Case 78: Lateral Pharyngeal / Retropharyngeal Lesion Biopsy with a Paramaxillary Approach
Bhavin Jankharia - 05 February 2022

Case 78: Lateral Pharyngeal / Retropharyngeal Lesion Biopsy with a Paramaxillary Approach

Case 77: Prevascular Space Mediastinal Mass Biopsy Using a Parasternal Approach with Hydrodissection (Salinoma)
Bhavin Jankharia - 28 January 2022

Case 77: Prevascular Space Mediastinal Mass Biopsy Using a Parasternal Approach with Hydrodissection (Salinoma)

Case 76: When the Biopsy Needle is "Breathed Out" Of the Lesion
Bhavin Jankharia - 21 January 2022

Case 76: When the Biopsy Needle is "Breathed Out" Of the Lesion

Case 75: L5/S1 Discitis - Biopsy using a Posterolateral Transsacral Approach
Bhavin Jankharia - 14 January 2022

Case 75: L5/S1 Discitis - Biopsy using a Posterolateral Transsacral Approach

Case 74: S1 Body Biopsy Using a Posterior Approach
Bhavin Jankharia - 07 January 2022

Case 74: S1 Body Biopsy Using a Posterior Approach

Case 73: The Costovertebral Approach for Dorsal Vertebral Body Biopsies
Bhavin Jankharia - 31 December 2021

Case 73: The Costovertebral Approach for Dorsal Vertebral Body Biopsies

Case 72: A Tip to Simplify a C1 Lateral Mass Biopsy
Bhavin Jankharia - 24 December 2021

Case 72: A Tip to Simplify a C1 Lateral Mass Biopsy

Case 71: The Fixed Point Method – II. Biopsy of a Perivascular Recurrent Pancreatic Adenocarcinoma
Bhavin Jankharia - 17 December 2021

Case 71: The Fixed Point Method – II. Biopsy of a Perivascular Recurrent Pancreatic Adenocarcinoma

Case 70: Tips and Tricks to Easily Biopsy a Seemingly Difficult Pancreatic Body Mass - The Fixed Point Method
Bhavin Jankharia - 10 December 2021

Case 70: Tips and Tricks to Easily Biopsy a Seemingly Difficult Pancreatic Body Mass - The Fixed Point Method

Case 69: Whose Responsibility is It After a Negative Biopsy to Push for a Repeat Biopsy?
Bhavin Jankharia - 03 December 2021

Case 69: Whose Responsibility is It After a Negative Biopsy to Push for a Repeat Biopsy?

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