Fine Needle Aspiration Cytology: Diagnostic Principles and Dilemmas

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Hardcover
2005
$253.70

Histopathologists all over the world have to report cytopathology during the course of their work and it is then that they find themselves facing diagnostic dilemmas. This practical, well-illustrated book, explicitly dedicated to this readership will serve their needs and meets their requirements in daily practice.

Synopsis

Histopathologists all over the world have to report cytopathology during the course of their work and it is then that they find themselves facing diagnostic dilemmas. This practical, well-illustrated book, explicitly dedicated to this readership will serve their needs and meets their requirements in daily practice.

$253.70

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More Information

Format: Hardcover
Pages: 251
Edition: illustrated edition
Publisher: Springer
Published: 20 Dec 2005
ISBN 10: 3540256393
ISBN 13: 9783540256397

Media Reviews

From the reviews:

Common cancer mimics and rarer tumours pose significant diagnostic dilemmas for the pathologist engaging in cytopathology. Diagnostic Principles and Dilemmas attempts to guide the pathologist through this minefield. ... The text is clearly written, well referenced, and richly illustrated throughout by numerous high-quality colour photomicrographs and clinical cases histories. ... it will be beneficial to those pathologists with at least a few years' experience of the dilemmas that dog cytopathological practice. (Dr. J L Burton, acp News, Autumn, 2006)

This is a comprehensive, practical, and critical overview of the role, use, and limitations of fine needle aspiration cytology in everyday practice. ... It will be appreciated by all physicians and technologists involved with FNA. ... The text is followed by numerous color images, each accompanied by informative and comprehensive description. ... This is an excellent resource for experienced and inexperienced FNA practitioners ... . is the book one would want to pick up when faced with a difficult case, challenges and limitations of FNA. (Marina Mosunjac, Doody's Review Service, August, 2007)