In the current issue of this journal, Glenthaj, Sehested & Torp-Pedersen in their paper
illustrate the reliability of fine needle cytological and histological aspiration biopsies …

The study of cells aspirated from solid tumours through a needle is not a new concept. As
mentioned by Philips et al. in this issue of Pathology, there were sporadic cases of its use …

Four hundred and ten thyroid nodules, 127 breast lumps and 43 lymph nodes were sampled
and analyzed to compare the classical aspiration (ASP) technique with the non aspiration …

Gabrijela Kocjan's Fine needle aspiration cytology: diagnostic principles and dilemmas is
reminiscent of the type of book (For readers of a certain vintage, and this reviewer …

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 …

The clinical use of fine needle aspiration cytopathology (FNAC) has recently accelerated
rapidly. Appreciation of the ease, speed, and cost efficiency of the method coupled with the …

(Editor's Note: This article provides one opinion in response to the following question:“The
popularity of fine-needle aspiration biopsy has taken the United States by storm. While in …

In 175 consecutive cases of ultrasonically detected focal liver lesions both cytological and
histological fine needle biopsies were performed using two different 0.6 mm needles. The …

Fine needle aspiration cytology is now a recognised and well established technique. The
procedure is simple and relatively noninvasive. It is cost-effective, and may significantly …

A review of pitfalls encountered in fine needle aspiration cytology (FNAC) of all organs and
tissues and based mainly on the author's 35‐year experience of diagnostic FNAC in clinical …