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Biopsy

A biopsy is a medical test commonly performed by medical doctors of many specialities, including surgeons, interventional radiologists, interventional cardiologists, dermatologists, gynecologists, pulmonologists, urologists, ophthalmologists, internists, family physicians, otolaryngologists and gastroenterologists as well as by podiatrists and dentists.…

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ICD-10-PCS
0?D???X (without force), 0?B???X (with force)
MedlinePlus
003416
MeSH
D001706
OPS-301 code
1-40...1-49 (without incision) 1-50...1-58 (with incision)
Specialty
Surgery

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Medical use

Analysis of biopsied material

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Biopsy

Nodes65
Edges64
Triples49
Avg. degree1.97
Density0.030769
Components1

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Biopsy

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related to External links · 13
Biopsy → Archived, BiopsyBiopsia, How, Information, Links, MyBiopsy, Mybiopsyinfo, Prostate, RadiologyInfo, The, This, Wayback Machine, What
related to Liquid biopsy · 10
Biopsy → Analysis, By, Circulating, CTCs, DNA, In, There, These, This, Those
related to Analysis of biopsied material · 6
Biopsy → After, Any, Histology, The, This, When
related to Cancer · 6
Biopsy → An, Clear, In, Positive, Smaller, When
related to Etymology · 4
Biopsy → Ernest Besnier, Greek, The, The French
related to Inflammatory conditions · 3
Biopsy → Crohn's, In, Vasculitis
is a · 2
Biopsy → attempt to remove an entire lesion, medical test commonly performed by medical doctors of many specialities
ICD-10-PCS · 1
Biopsy → 0?D???X (without force), 0?B???X (with force)
MedlinePlus · 1
Biopsy → 003416
MeSH · 1
Biopsy → D001706

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tissue cancer biopsies tumor cells disease sample may performed pathologist lesion tests dna patients removed liquid without microscope diagnosis test

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
BiopsyICD-10-PCS0?D???X (without force), 0?B???X (with force)1.00infobox
BiopsyMedlinePlus0034161.00infobox
BiopsyMeSHD0017061.00infobox
BiopsyOPS-301 code1-40...1-49 (without incision) 1-50...1-58 (with incision)1.00infobox
BiopsySpecialtySurgery1.00infobox
Biopsyis amedical test commonly performed by medical doctors of many specialities0.90text
Biopsyis aattempt to remove an entire lesion0.90text
Biopsyrelated to Analysis of biopsied materialAfter0.60section
Biopsyrelated to Analysis of biopsied materialWhen0.60section
Biopsyrelated to Analysis of biopsied materialHistology0.60section
Biopsyrelated to Analysis of biopsied materialAny0.60section
Biopsyrelated to Analysis of biopsied materialThe0.60section

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