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Previous Case & Previous Lecture:
Case 136: Costal Cartilage and Costochondral Biopsy
Costal cartilage and costochondral biopsies are quite straightforward and to be tackled in the same way as rib and bone biopsies

Current Case:
A 46-years old presented with a prevascular space nodal mass extending into the middle mediastinum.

A biopsy was asked for.
What route will you take?

After I had decided on the route, I found that the situation had changed during the CT scan obtained just at the time of the biopsy.

Which route will you take for the biopsy?
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