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Results: 136 patients performed 169 cross-chest biopsies under computed tomography guidelines; Age: 57,32 AE 12,23 year. Male: 64%; Female: 36%. 77.9% biopsy once, 19.9% biopsy twice and 2.2% biopsy 3 times. Enough sample for histopathologic diagnosis: 100%, and enough sample for cytologic diagnosis: 97.6%; The average needle biopsy depth is 5.66 AE 1.17 cm, the shortest is 2.5 cm and the deepest is 10 cm. The depth of needle biopsy > 5 cm 57.3%. Histopathology: lung cancer: 44.9 %) patients; tuberculosis: 27.2 patients; Sarcoidosis 0.7%, Harmatoma 1.5%, aspegillus fungus 0.7%, chronic inflammation 25%. Accident: pneumothorax 21.9%, in which pleural drainage is 6.5%, blood cough is 8.228%, mild level does not require intervention. There are no serious complications or deaths Conclusion: Percutaneous transthoracic biopsies guided by computed tomography (CT) are a safe, highly accurate, and effective method used in histopathologic diagnosis of lung masses AO1836

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Publisher

John Wiley and Sons; Wiley (Blackwell Publishing); Blackwell Publishing Inc.; Wiley (ISSN 1323-7799)

Published

2019

Language

EN

Field

Medicine (Health Sciences)