September 20, 2025La radiologia medicaOpen Access

Accuracy and safety of percutaneous CT-guided pancreatic biopsies

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CT-guided pancreatic biopsy achieved a diagnostic accuracy of 92.2%, confirming malignancy in 65.6% of cases.
A total of 90 patients underwent procedures, with technical success in all cases, showcasing the high reliability of this method.
The study reported a very low rate of major complications at 1.1%, emphasizing the safety of using core-needle biopsies.
Adenocarcinoma was the most common type of malignancy found, making up 55.6% of diagnosed cases among the patients.

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Retrospective analysis assesses the accuracy and safety of ct-guided biopsies in pancreatic lesions, indicating strong diagnostic performance.

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Retrospective analysis assesses the accuracy and safety of ct-guided biopsies in pancreatic lesions, indicating strong diagnostic performance.