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| FNAC – Lung 8.5mm |
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Biopsy Plan
This case details FNAC of an 8.5mm lung lesion Posterior straight approach close to the rib planned |
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Check Scan Image
Check scan image showing precise placement of needle into the lesion |
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| BIOPSY- Lung Lesion |
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Biopsy Plan
Left lung mass True cut biopsy. Posterior Straight approach planned between the ribs |
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Check Scan Image
Needle placed into the lesion precisely as per the plan. |
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Biopsy Plan
True Cut Biopsy of a right lung lesion Posterior approach with needle angulating cranially planned to avoid rib planned for biopsy. Anesthesia planned till the pleura level |
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Check Scan Image
Needle placed precisely into the lesion avoiding the rib as per plan |
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| BIOPSY- Lung Mass |
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Biopsy plan
Trajectory planned between the rib with a combination of lateral & cranial tilt. Anesthesia delivery planned till the level of pleura |
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Check Scan Image
Needle placed Precisely into the lesion, cranially angulating between the ribs. |
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| FNAC – Lung Nodule of 8.5mm |
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Biopsy Plan
FNAC of an 8.5 mm lung nodule. Anterior approach with medial trajectory between the ribs planned |
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Check Scan Image
Precise placement of LP needle into the nodule.
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| BIOPSY – Lung Nodule |
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Biopsy Plan
Biopsy of Lung nodule of size 2.1 cm at a depth of 106mm occluded by the rib. Posterior approach with a combination of orbital and cranial angle planned. |
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Check Scan Image
Check scan showing precise placement of needle on the target. |
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| BIOPSY – Lung Nodule of 1.5cm |
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Biopsy Plan
Lung nodule of size 1.5 cm situated at a depth of 88mm. Posterior straight approach planned for biopsy. |
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Check Scan Image
Check scan showing precise positioning of needle on the target |
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| BIOPSY – Lung Nodule of 1.1cm |
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Biopsy Plan
Lung nodule of size 1.1 cm occluded by the rib. Posterior approach with a combination of orbital and cranial angle planned for biopsy.
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Check Scan Image
Check scan showing precise positioning of needle on the target
Post Procedure
Image Air pockets seen in the lesion |
