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Aravind S, Aswinraj, et al. Safety of percutaneous kidney biopsy as a daycare procedure: a single centre experience. Urol Nephrol Androl Int. 2023;8(2):45–7.
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Received : October 05, 2023
Accepted : November 17, 2023
Published : December 30, 2023
Abstract
Introduction: kidney biopsy is a commonly performed procedure. Methods and materials: Data was obtained regarding performance of outpatient and in-patient biopsy. Results: A total of 179 biopsies were done in the study period, of which 107 were planned to be done on a daycare basis and 72 were preemptively planned for overnight observation. Conclusion: We conclude, out patient renal biopsies can be performed safely.
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Aravind S, Aswinraj, et al. Safety of percutaneous kidney biopsy as a daycare procedure: a single centre experience. Urol Nephrol Androl Int. 2023;8(2):45–7.
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