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Fig. 1C. 60-year-old woman whose clinical indication for liver biopsy was increasing value of results from liver function tests. Patient had undergone orthotopic liver transplantation 13 years earlier. Venogram shows automated core biopsy needle during transjugular biopsy of the liver. Image was obtained just before outer cutting canula was fired over slotted stylet (arrows) to obtain biopsy core specimen. Four needle passes were required in this patient to obtain adequate amount of tissue.





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