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Fig. 3D. —47-year-old man with large adrenal metastasis from adenocarcinoma of lung. MR fluoroscopic image shows needle advancement into lesion with easy avoidance of pleura and kidney (asterisk). Only two fluoroscopic series (each with 23-sec scanning time for 20 images) were needed. Note that needle conspicuity and anatomic survey were not compromised by low spatial resolution (48 x 128 pixels) of MR fluoroscopic sequence.

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