Abstract Biopsies of the palate are generally well-tolerated with known complications pain, bleeding, or infection, that can usually be well-controlled. We report a case 63-year-old male who developed rare complication following biopsy an ulcer on junction between hard and soft palate. Despite uneventful routine biopsy, patient presented oro-nasal fistula complaints nasal discharge. The cause w...

Objective: The spleen is more commonly affected in multiorgan disease, but alternative sites are selected for biopsy owing to perceived haemorrhage risk. If these sites are inaccessible or, less commonly, the spleen is the only disease site, then splenic biopsy is considered, with most studies using a 20to 22-G needle. The primary aim of biopsy is to exclude underlying malignancy or to obtain h...

Abstract Background Computed tomography (CT)-guided biopsy of the lung is a well-established method of diagnosis. The aim of this study was to determine the success rate of fluoroscopic CT (FCT) and conventional CT (CCT) in needle navigation biopsies from the lung lesions. Materials and Methods A total of 78 patients were prospectively enrolled to receive CT-guided biopsy with (group I, n=2...