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Migration of the Breast Biopsy Localization Wire to the Pulmonary Hilus

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Journal Acta Radiol
Specialty Radiology
Date 2005 Apr 22
PMID 15841736
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Abstract

There have been very few reports of severe complications accompanied by wire localization of breast lesions, such as transsection of the wire and wire migration to the extramammary sites. This is a report of wire migration into the pulmonary hilus demanding surgical removal.

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