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Clinical Transplantation, 2020
The accuracy of liver biopsy to stage fibrosis due to Fontan‐associated liver disease (FALD) remains unclear. We compared the results of biopsy pre–combined heart and liver transplantation (CHLT) to the results of whole liver explant.
Sumeet S. Vaikunth +7 more
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The accuracy of liver biopsy to stage fibrosis due to Fontan‐associated liver disease (FALD) remains unclear. We compared the results of biopsy pre–combined heart and liver transplantation (CHLT) to the results of whole liver explant.
Sumeet S. Vaikunth +7 more
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Veterinary Clinics of North America: Small Animal Practice, 2009
A liver biopsy is required to make the diagnosis of most non-vascular liver diseases. Liver biopsy samples can be obtained with several techniques. With proper training and adequate operator experience, the liver biopsy is a safe technique. It is important to evaluate blood coagulation and to use the biopsy in the context of evaluation of the liver and
David C. Twedt, Jan Rothuizen
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A liver biopsy is required to make the diagnosis of most non-vascular liver diseases. Liver biopsy samples can be obtained with several techniques. With proper training and adequate operator experience, the liver biopsy is a safe technique. It is important to evaluate blood coagulation and to use the biopsy in the context of evaluation of the liver and
David C. Twedt, Jan Rothuizen
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Transjugular liver biopsy: Comparison with percutaneous liver biopsy
Journal of Gastroenterology and Hepatology, 1994Abstract A transjugular liver biopsy was performed on 60 patients. Specimens were successfully obtained from 57 (95%) patients. Specimens obtained from cirrhotic patients were frequently small‐sized/fragmented. The wedge hepatic venous pressure and hepatic venous pressure gradient were higher in patients with small‐sized/fragmented specimens than those
Shou-Dong Lee +7 more
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Archives of Internal Medicine, 1948
IT HAS been apparent for years that some aid must be found in making an early diagnosis of diseases of the liver, especially when there is minimal or moderate functional impairment. Employment of needle biopsy of the liver has been useful in this regard, and evidence is accumulating which indicates the value of this procedure.
M. C. F. Lindert +2 more
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IT HAS been apparent for years that some aid must be found in making an early diagnosis of diseases of the liver, especially when there is minimal or moderate functional impairment. Employment of needle biopsy of the liver has been useful in this regard, and evidence is accumulating which indicates the value of this procedure.
M. C. F. Lindert +2 more
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Gastroentérologie Clinique et Biologique, 2008
Fibrosis, the excess deposition of extracellular matrix in the liver is a form of anatomical damage to the liver parenchyma, so that liver biopsy is the only approach for its direct assessment. Although liver biopsy has its limitations, appropriate precautions can reduce the flaws inherent in this method.
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Fibrosis, the excess deposition of extracellular matrix in the liver is a form of anatomical damage to the liver parenchyma, so that liver biopsy is the only approach for its direct assessment. Although liver biopsy has its limitations, appropriate precautions can reduce the flaws inherent in this method.
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Hepatology, 1992
Although transjugular liver biopsy requires the availability of trained personnel, takes more time than percutaneous biopsy and is moderately expensive, it is a safe alternative technique for obtaining adequate liver tissue for diagnosis in special clinical situations. The usual indications for transjugular rather than percutaneous liver biopsy are (a)
John H. McAfee +3 more
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Although transjugular liver biopsy requires the availability of trained personnel, takes more time than percutaneous biopsy and is moderately expensive, it is a safe alternative technique for obtaining adequate liver tissue for diagnosis in special clinical situations. The usual indications for transjugular rather than percutaneous liver biopsy are (a)
John H. McAfee +3 more
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Techniques in Vascular and Interventional Radiology, 2021
Transjugular liver biopsy (TJLB) was first performed in 1970 and has since become a standard procedure in interventional radiology practices. TJLB can be used when a percutaneous liver biopsy is contraindicated, such as patients with ascites, coagulopathy, congenital clotting disorders or for patients undergoing concurrent evaluation for portal ...
Claire Kaufman, Maxwell Cretcher
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Transjugular liver biopsy (TJLB) was first performed in 1970 and has since become a standard procedure in interventional radiology practices. TJLB can be used when a percutaneous liver biopsy is contraindicated, such as patients with ascites, coagulopathy, congenital clotting disorders or for patients undergoing concurrent evaluation for portal ...
Claire Kaufman, Maxwell Cretcher
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Pediatrics, 1968
In the December issue of Pediatrics, Dr. Lucey discussed the usefulness of liver biopsy in the management of children with undiagnosed or complicated liver disease. He coneludes that in the proper hands liver biopsy can be a safe and helpful procedure. This is probably true. Any physician interested in acquiring this skill could, presumably, do so in a
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In the December issue of Pediatrics, Dr. Lucey discussed the usefulness of liver biopsy in the management of children with undiagnosed or complicated liver disease. He coneludes that in the proper hands liver biopsy can be a safe and helpful procedure. This is probably true. Any physician interested in acquiring this skill could, presumably, do so in a
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Interpretation of Liver Biopsies
Veterinary Clinics of North America: Small Animal Practice, 1995Liver biopsies help define the disease process and can assist the clinician in forming a prognosis. The small size of liver biopsy specimens and limited responses of the liver to a wide spectrum of injuries often do not allow for a specific etiologic diagnosis.
Lois Roth, Dennis J. Meyer
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JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1967
The diagnosis of liver disease depends primarily on an adequate history and a physical examination. These should indicate the correct diagnosis in two thirds of the cases; the addition of liverfunction tests assists in the differentiation of hepatic disease.
Robert D. Wilber, William T. Foulk
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The diagnosis of liver disease depends primarily on an adequate history and a physical examination. These should indicate the correct diagnosis in two thirds of the cases; the addition of liverfunction tests assists in the differentiation of hepatic disease.
Robert D. Wilber, William T. Foulk
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