Computed tomography guided aspiration, biopsy and drainage are procedures that're not very invasive. They use CT imaging to help place a needle or tube where it needs to be, in the body. Aspiration is a way to take out fluid. A biopsy is a way to get a piece of tissue to look at in a lab. Drainage is a way to get rid of fluid or pus that has built up like in an abscess. These methods can help find out what is wrong and treat it without needing surgeries.

Professor Dr. Zaheer Sherazi offers image-guided care using the latest CT guidance. This helps make sure the needle or tube is placed right and the procedure is done safely. Depending on what the patient's going through these procedures might be suggested to check an unusual spot find out what is wrong or ease symptoms caused by fluid that should not be there. Every patient is looked at on their own to decide the most helpful treatment.