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                 hemorrhage  and  pneumothorax,  and  penetration  of  aer-  areas of necrosis, adjacent inflammation, atelectasis, or
               ated lung [11].                                    hemorrhage resulting in inaccurate cytology/histopathol-
                 Results from fine needle aspiration or tissue core biopsy   ogy  if  these  areas  are  sampled  [11,12].  However,  these
               may be nondiagnostic for a variety of reasons. Fine needle   issues  are  common  with  any  type  of  biopsy  procedure,
               aspirates typically have a much smaller cell population   and  CT‐guided  biopsy  is  a  valuable  technique  which
               than core biopsies. Inaccurate needle tip placement will   avoids  the  need  for  more  invasive  surgical  sampling  in
               miss the true tissue diagnosis. Larger masses may have   many patients.


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