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    PACIENTE CON OBSTRUCCION INTESTINAL

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    PACIENTE CON OBSTRUCCION INTESTINAL

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    CONCORDANCIA IMAGINOLOGICA-PATOLOGICA EN BIOPSIA CORE DE MAMA BREAST LESIONS WITHIMAGING-HISTOLOGIC CONCORDANCE DURING AUTOMATED CORE BIOPSY

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    El prop贸sito de nuestro estudio fue determinar la frecuencia, concordancias y discordancias de las lesiones mamarias. Se realizaron 188 biopsias core con aguja de 14G. S贸lo 1 de las 120 lesiones benignas diagnosticadas fue discordante; se recomend贸 escisi贸n quir煤rgica cuyo resultado definitivo demostr贸 carcinoma in situ. Para minimizar errores diagn贸sticos, se requiere evaluar la correlaci贸n entre las im谩genes y el resultado histol贸gico, adem谩s de establecer la concordancia.The purpose of this study was to determine the frequency, concordance and discordance of breast lesions during automated core biopsy. A US-guided 14 -gauge automated core needle biopsy was performed on 188 lesions. Only in 1 of 120 bening diagnosed cases imaging-histologic discordance was present. This lesi贸n underwent surgical excisi贸n and the case was diagnosed as having carcinoma in situ, as a definitive histological diagnosis. Assessment of correlation between imaging studies and histologic findings, as well as determinaron of concordance, are required to minimize diagnostic errors

    BIOPSIA ESTEREOTAXICA MAMARIA: 2 A脩OS DE EXPERIENCIA DIRECTIONAL VACUUM-ASSISTED STEREOTACTIC BREAST BIOPSY: A 2-YEAR EXPERIENCE

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    Introducci贸n: La biopsia estereot谩xica digital mamaria (BED), representa un excelente m茅todo para obtener diagn贸stico histol贸gico, siendo alternativa de elecci贸n frente a la cirug铆a en muchos casos. Objetivo: Presentar nuestra experiencia en la aplicaci贸n de la BED en el Hospital Cl铆nico de Universidad de Chile. Material y m茅todo: Estudio descriptivo, retrospectivo de BED realizadas en el Hospital Cl铆nico de la Universidad de Chile (marzo 2005-noviembre 2007). Se registr贸 morfolog铆a de las lesiones, clasificaci贸n BI-RADS, informes de anatom铆a patol贸gica, complicaciones y datos epidemiol贸gicos. Resultados: Se incluy贸 a 79 pacientes con 95 lesiones. Edad promedio 55 a帽os. De las 95 biopsias, 95,7% correspondieron a microcalcificaciones. La sensibilidad fue 92,8% y la especificidad 100%. El valor predictivo positivo fue 100%o y negativo 98,7%. La subestimaci贸n fue de 8% y la tasa de complicaciones 3,1%. Conclusiones: Nuestros resultados confirman las ventajas del procedimiento en nuestro Centro, demostrando la BED como altamente confiable, con buena correlaci贸n histol贸gica y m铆nimas complicaciones.Introduction: Directional vacuum-assisted stereotactic breast biopsy (DVAB), represents an ex-cellent method for obtaining pathological diagnosis, being in many cases an alternative to surgery. Objec-tives: To present our 2-year experience in DVAB at the University of Chile's Clinical Hospital. Materials and methods: a descriptive retrospective study of DVAB was conducted in our Hospital from March 2005 to November 2007. Morphology of lesions, BI-RADS classification, pathology reports, complications as well as epidemiol贸gica! data were recorded. Results: We included 79 patients with 95 lesions. Mean age 55 years. Of the 95 biopsies, 95.7% were microcal-cifications. The sensitivity was 92.8% and specificity 100%. The positive predictive valu茅 was 100%, while negative PVwas 98.7%, with 8% of subestimation and complication rate of 3,1%. Conclusions: Our results confirm the advantages of said procedure in ourCenter, proving DVAB as highly reliable, with good histological correlation and minimal complications

    Directional vacuum-assisted stereotactic breast biopsy: A 2-year experience Biopsia estereotaxica mamaria: 2 A帽os de experiencia

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    Introduction: Directional vacuum-assisted stereotactic breast biopsy (DVAB), represents an excellent method for obtaining pathological diagnosis, being in many cases an alternative to surgery. Objectives: To present our 2-year experience in DVAB at the University of Chile's Clinical Hospital. Materials and methods: a descriptive retrospective study of DVAB was conducted in our Hospital from March 2005 to November 2007. Morphology of lesions, BI-RADS classification, pathology reports, complications as well as epidemiological data were recorded. Results: We included 79 patients with 95 lesions. Mean age 55 years. Of the 95 biopsies, 95.7% were microcalcifications. The sensitivity was 92.8% and specificity 100%. The positive predictive value was 100%, while negative PV was 98.7%, with 8% of subestimation and complication rate of 3,1%. Conclusions: Our results confirm the advantages of said procedure in our Center, proving DVAB as highly reliable, with good histological correlation and mi
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