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Experience with post-lymphographic percutaneous fine needle aspiration lymph node biopsy is described in 13 patients with suspected metastatic malignant disease. All aspirations were performed using an anterior transabdominal approach under local anaesthesia with fluoroscopic guidance. In most patients more than one lymph node was biopsied. Four patients with confirmed metastatic disease had a positive biopsy in the appropriate lymph node. Seven patients with negative biopsies had the absence of metastatic disease confirmed by surgery or follow-up roentgenograms. One patient with a negative biopsy was lost to follow-up. There were two patients with negative biopsies in whom representative lymphoid tissue was not aspirated. No evidence of metastasis was found in these patients at surgery. No serious complications were encountered.
K R Thomson, and
A J House, and
J H Göthlin, and
T E Dolin
January 1977,
Radiology,
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T E Dolin
April 1982,
AJR. American journal of roentgenology,
K R Thomson, and
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T E Dolin
January 1991,
Cardiovascular and interventional radiology,
K R Thomson, and
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J H Göthlin, and
T E Dolin
October 1983,
Rinsho hoshasen. Clinical radiography,
K R Thomson, and
A J House, and
J H Göthlin, and
T E Dolin
January 1974,
Nowotwory,
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T E Dolin
April 1980,
American journal of clinical pathology,
K R Thomson, and
A J House, and
J H Göthlin, and
T E Dolin
January 1985,
Bulletin du cancer,
K R Thomson, and
A J House, and
J H Göthlin, and
T E Dolin
January 1984,
The Prostate,
K R Thomson, and
A J House, and
J H Göthlin, and
T E Dolin
August 1982,
American journal of obstetrics and gynecology,
K R Thomson, and
A J House, and
J H Göthlin, and
T E Dolin
January 2021,
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