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This study examines hepatic lesions identified via core needle biopsy, revealing a link with clinico-radiological findings.
A BSTRACT Introduction: The present study goal was to evaluate the histopathological spectrum of core needle biopsy hepatic lesions and clinico-radiological association on 38 liver biopsies. Materials and methods: Tissue was dehydrated with alcohol, cleaned with xylene, and then embedded in paraffin. And then the pathology sections were stained with H and E, and finally, clinical history, laboratory, and radiological findings were also performed. Results: Ten (26.32%) and eight (21.05%) cases of breast cancer with hepatic metastases and hepatocellular carcinoma were properly diagnosed. Conclusion: Thus, liver biopsy is essential for liver disease diagnosis and treatment.
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