endoscopic biopsies

What are the Risks Associated with Endoscopic Biopsies?

While generally safe, endoscopic biopsies do carry some risks, including:
Bleeding at the biopsy site
Infection
Perforation of the organ being examined
Adverse reaction to sedation
These risks are relatively rare and are often outweighed by the benefits of early cancer detection.

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