[Transcutaneous hepatic biopsy under ultrasonographic control: options, indications, procedure, results]
Klinichna Khirurhiia
|January 5, 2005
Abstract:
The options, indications and contraindications for conduction of transcutaneous diagnostic interventions under ultrasonographic control in diffuse and focal hepatic affection were studied up. The procedure technique of the fine-needle aspiration and the tissue hepatic biopsy was adduced. Comparative analysis of the biopsy needles owing various constructions and diameters was conducted. High efficacy of transcutaneous biopsy under ultrasonographic control for the hepatic diseases diagnosis was proved.
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