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Diagnostic Cytopathology, 2004
AbstractChalazion is a common inflammatory condition of the eyelid, usually treated on the basis of clinical diagnosis alone. Preoperative exclusion of malignancy in chalazia with atypical clinical presentation could prevent unwarranted surgery. This is a retrospective study of aspirates from 16 patients with chalazia having an atypical clinical ...
Upreet, Dhaliwal +3 more
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AbstractChalazion is a common inflammatory condition of the eyelid, usually treated on the basis of clinical diagnosis alone. Preoperative exclusion of malignancy in chalazia with atypical clinical presentation could prevent unwarranted surgery. This is a retrospective study of aspirates from 16 patients with chalazia having an atypical clinical ...
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Cytopathology, 2004
Cytopathology started in Slovenia in the early 50s with exfoliative cytology, while fine needle aspiration biopsy (FNAB) was introduced some 10 years later. Today cytopathology is a well accepted diagnostic method in Slovenia and there are currently 20 cytopathological laboratories and 17 cytopathologists.
Z, Pohar-Marinsek, A, Pogacnik
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Cytopathology started in Slovenia in the early 50s with exfoliative cytology, while fine needle aspiration biopsy (FNAB) was introduced some 10 years later. Today cytopathology is a well accepted diagnostic method in Slovenia and there are currently 20 cytopathological laboratories and 17 cytopathologists.
Z, Pohar-Marinsek, A, Pogacnik
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Cytopathology, 2004
Cervical cancer screening developed rapidly during the 1970s. Today, approximately 1.5 million smears are taken annually, so 50% of the target population are screened every year, 30% are cytologically underserved (24% never had a smears, 6% only once).
G, Breitenecker +4 more
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Cervical cancer screening developed rapidly during the 1970s. Today, approximately 1.5 million smears are taken annually, so 50% of the target population are screened every year, 30% are cytologically underserved (24% never had a smears, 6% only once).
G, Breitenecker +4 more
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Acta Cytologica, 2000
By the end of the 19th century, exfoliated cancer cells had been described in all of the types of specimen in which we find them today. However, it was not until Drs. Papanicolaou and Traut published their account of the diagnosis of uterine cancer from exfoliated cells (1941 and 1943) that cytopathology acquired the momentum to develop into the ...
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By the end of the 19th century, exfoliated cancer cells had been described in all of the types of specimen in which we find them today. However, it was not until Drs. Papanicolaou and Traut published their account of the diagnosis of uterine cancer from exfoliated cells (1941 and 1943) that cytopathology acquired the momentum to develop into the ...
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2018
Cytopathology begins with an introduction to the topic. It then discusses preparation techniques, the cervical screening process, normal cervical cytology and abnormal cervical cytology, and quality issues in cervical screening. There are also chapters that cover diagnostic cytopathology, cytology of urine, serious effusions and ...
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Cytopathology begins with an introduction to the topic. It then discusses preparation techniques, the cervical screening process, normal cervical cytology and abnormal cervical cytology, and quality issues in cervical screening. There are also chapters that cover diagnostic cytopathology, cytology of urine, serious effusions and ...
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