Biopsies: Body Interventional Radiology

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Biopsies were performed by one of four radiologist from body Interventional Radiology unit, department of Diagnostic Radiology, Srinagarind hospital and a body Interventional Radiology fellow under the supervision of a staff. The lesions were initially detected on US, CT or MRI and the decision to biopsy was based on opinion of referring physician and

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