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We read with great interest the article recently published by Wu et al. (1) in the 2013 issue of the Korean Journal of Radiology. In this article, CT-guided core needle biopsy is an accurate and efficient method for the historical diagnosis of deep suprahyoid lesions in post-treated head and neck cancer patients with both infrequent and minor complications. We congratulate the authors for the excellent results and we would like to add some complementary comments to the content covered by the authors.Overall, imaging-guided cervical needle biopsy represents a major challenge due to several reasons. Different yet

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