How does the presence of the pathologist affect the tissue adequacy and what are the factors affecting the pathologist in proficiency assessment, during percutaneous kidney biopsy?

Objectives: For optimal histomorphological examination, adequacy of kidney biopsy tissue
 should be obtained. In this study, the effect a pathologist informing radiologist about
 tissue during procedure on obtaining was examined.
 Furthermore, we aimed to determine criteria that considered in determining
 and conditions affecting decision increase number core
 biopsies, as these have not been previously examined literature.
 Materials Methods: Tissues containing less than 10 glomeruli were considered
 inadequate. some patients, accompanied procedure.
 Tissue ratios sample numbers calculated between two
 conditions. samples taken with pathologist, factors locality
 (cortex/medulla amount, presence glomerular pathology(global,
 segmental, crescentic glomeruli) tubular injury, proteinuria; interstitial
 inflammation interstitial fibrosis/tubular atrophy ratios, account normal glomeruli)
 Results: Giving information had positive
 adequacy. The amount cortex is one qualification for the
 pathologist. proteinuria 50% or more tissues with
 sufficient increased samples.
 
 Conclusion: Determination an important and
 necessary method. parameters