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Spread of tumor along the needle tract following aspiration biopsy with the so-called "fine" needles (thinner than 18 gauge) is recognized to be an extremely uncommon complication of this technique. A case is presented in which such a spread appears to have occurred to the chest wall 13 months after a transthoracic aspiration biopsy of a bronchogenic tumor.
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