Risk of tumor puncture


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Cytological examination or pathological examination of tumor puncture is one of the most common means to diagnose malignant tumor or distinguish benign and malignant tumor. If tumor puncture is a tumor on the body surface, it can show bleeding, infection and pain at the puncture site; if anesthesia is used for tumor puncture on the body surface, it may show adverse reactions such as anaphylactic shock; If the space-occupying lesions punctured into the internal organs are generally punctured under CT or B-ultrasound, they will still show pain, hemorrhage and infection at the puncture site; for example, lung puncture can show pneumothorax, hemothorax, etc., and if they are mistakenly penetrated into adjacent organs or tissues, corresponding damage can be caused.