If we insist that the only way to utilize FNA is by having the patient aspirated by the
pathologist, we are not contributing to a more widespread use of the technique.'One size …

It was with great interest that I read your editorial in the February issue of Cytopathology with
reference to the pathologist's potential input into the FNA diagnostic process. Emphasis was …

Fine needle aspiration cytology (FNAC) can be a useful diagnostic tool in the management
of neck lumps. However, the adequacy of the specimen is dependent on good technique …

(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 …

A comment on this article appears in" Fine needle aspiration cytology of the breast--time for
a re-think?" Cytopathology. 2004 Dec; 15 (6): 336-7. This is a comment on" Inadequate rates …

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 …

Fine needle aspiration (FNA) is used routinely for detection, diagnosis, therapeutics and
follow-up of various tumours. This practice is recognized as an accurate, rapid and …

Fine‐needle aspiration (FNA) is widely utilized due to its short turnaround time (TAT),
diagnostic accuracy, and low cost. Controversy exists as to what role cytotechnologists …

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 …

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 …