
doi: 10.1007/bf02603030
pmid: 8435829
Aspiration biopsies of fresh disease-free bovine hepatic liver were performed with three commercially available, small-gauge biopsy needles. A syringe was used to create a negative pressure when using Chiba and Sure-cut needles. A syringe was not used when using PercuCut needles which create an internal negative pressure equivalent to a 1.5 ml syringe when the stylet is partially withdrawn. The PercuCut and Chiba needle yielded a significantly larger specimen size than the Sure-Cut needle. There was no significant difference in sample size between the PercuCut and Chiba needles. All samples were of diagnostic quality.
Liver, Needles, Syringes, Biopsy, Needle, Pressure, Animals, Cattle, Equipment Design, Mercury, Suction
Liver, Needles, Syringes, Biopsy, Needle, Pressure, Animals, Cattle, Equipment Design, Mercury, Suction
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