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Recommendations for the biopsy procedure and assessment of skeletal muscle biopsies

Muscle biopsy has a valuable diagnostic role in many neuromuscular diseases, but it is an invasive investigation that should not be undertaken lightly. Furthermore, the biopsy procedure and subsequent laboratory processing of the specimen may significantly influence the results. The following guide...

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Published in:Virchows Archiv : an international journal of pathology 1997-10, Vol.431 (4), p.227-233
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