High-frequency ultrasound to guide the neck mass in the clinical value of biopsy.docVIP

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 13 High-frequency ultrasound to guide the neck mass in the clinical value of biopsy [Abstract] Objective To investigate the impact of high frequency color Doppler ultrasound guidance drawn neck mass biopsy success rate and safety factors. Methods A retrospective analysis of 450 cases in our department and neck mass in high-frequency ultrasound to guide percutaneous biopsy data, based on disease physical diagnosis, analysis of the factors that influence the success rate derived; record of complications. the smaller the mass the results of the neck, drawing the lower success rate, diameter lt;1 cm and 1 ~ 2 cm mass between the mass (86.27% vs 96.93%), the difference was significant (P lt;0.05); but the diameter of 1 ~ 2 cm mass and diametergt; 2 cm mass in comparison (96.93% vs 97.08%), the difference was not statistically significant (Pgt; 0.05 ) .15 mm length of tissue section derived success rate (88.62%) and 22 mm length of tissue section derived success rate (98.47%), the difference was statistically significant (P lt;0.05) .16 G biopsy needle drawn success rate (96.68%) drawn 18G biopsy needle and the success rate (94.41%) the difference was not statistically significant (Pgt; 0.05). The patients puncture in the process of feeling pain in some patients, there was no case of bleeding and other serious complications. Conclusion High frequency ultrasound guided biopsy of neck mass auto is a safe, simple, inexpensive, minimally invasive method derived on the diagnosis and treatment of the neck mass has important application value. [Keywords:] Ultrasonography; color Doppler; neck mass; biopsy [Abstract] Objective To explore the biopsy success rate and safety of high frequency color ultrasound-guided biopsy in neck mass.Methods Four hundred and fifty cases of high frequency color ultrasound-guided biopsy in neck mass were analyzed retrospectively.According to histopathologic results, the biopsy success rate was discussed, and c