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Challenges in Biopsy Techniques for Bone Lesions with Dr. Junjian Huang, Dr. Majid Khan, Dr. Neil Jain on the BackTable VI Podcast
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BackTable Vascular & Interventional

Episode # 672  •  01 Sept 2026

Challenges in Biopsy Techniques for Bone Lesions

How can careful planning and technique make all the difference in challenging bone biopsy cases? In this episode of the BackTable Podcast, Drs. Junjian Huang and Majid Khan join host Dr. Neil Jain to break down the complexities of bone biopsy technique. They discuss key strategies for tackling difficult cases, from understanding referral patterns and pre-procedure planning to selecting the best guidance modality and anticipating complications.

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Varian OmniBone

Timestamps

00:00 - Introduction
08:06 - Referrals And Pre-Procedure Planning
12:35 - Triaging and Managing Difficult Cases
17:06 - Measuring and Improving Diagnostic Yield
18:58 - Knowing Boundaries Behind Difficult Cases
22:37 - Choosing the Best Guidance Modality
26:16 - The Future with Augmented Reality
28:11 - Tough Case Scenarios and Setup
41:27 - Preventing and Managing Complications
47:49 - Technical Tips for Future IRs
51:40 - Wrap-up and Credits

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More about this episode

The conversation covers how to triage complex cases, adjust technique for smaller or hard-to-reach lesions, and benchmark diagnostic success. Drs. Huang and Khan share their preferred imaging guidance, from CT to fluoroscopy, and explore new frontiers like augmented reality. Case scenarios highlight practical problem-solving, and the episode wraps up with technical pearls and complication-prevention tips gained from years of experience in targeted bone biopsy.

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