Liver Biopsy

The liver is a pyramid-shaped organ that lies within the upper right side of the abdomen. In a typical liver biopsy, a needle is inserted through the rib cage or abdominal wall. The needle goes into the liver to take a sample for examination.

The procedure can also be performed by inserting a needle into the jugular vein....

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