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This is the first atlas dedicated to touch preparation cytopathology. Written by established pathologists who are at the cutting edge of this minimally-invasive practice, the Atlas of Touch Preparation Cytopathology presents a comprehensive overview and visual reference guide to the diagnostic applications of touch preparations. This visually-stunning book reviews touch preparations corresponding to all major body systems and includes chapters on specimen handling and processing, intraoperative use during frozen sections, as well as on ancillary testing using touch preps. While most cytopathology atlases have images of smears and fluids, they have very little discussion of touch preparations making this volume a one-of-a-kind resource.
The authors, using many picturesque examples in the text, not only include detailed visual and textual discussion of touch preparations but also provide comparative presentations to facilitate correlation with histopathology, FNA smears and ancillary test results. This total coverage illuminates key findings and important considerations of this technique that pathologists can learn from. Written with the practicing pathologist in mind, the Atlas of Touch Preparation Cytopathology is an invaluable book in today’s pathology practice where there is increasing utilization of small biopsies that can benefit from intraprocedural evaluation and assessment to maximize diagnostic yield.
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Contents
Contributors
Preface
1. Introduction
Sara E. Monaco and Liron Pantanowitz
Background
Accuracy and Performance
Advantages and Disadvantages
Billing
Conclusion
2. Preparation Techniques
Liron Pantanowitz
Introduction
Slide Preparation
Fixation and Staining
Problems and Pitfalls
3. Intraoperative Cytology
Liron Pantanowitz and Juan Xing
Introduction
Imprint Technique
Fixation and Staining Methods
Suitable Samples
Unsuitable Samples
Diagnostic Errors
4. Gynecological System
Zaibo Li and Chengquan Zhao
Introduction
Normal
Benign Entities
Malignant Entities
5. Respiratory System
Sara E. Monaco
Introduction
Normal
Benign Entities
Malignant Entities
6. Hematopathology
Liron Pantanowitz
Introduction
Normal
Benign Entities
Malignant Entities
7. Genitourinary System
Anil V. Parwani and Liron Pantanowitz
Introduction
Normal
Benign and Malignant Lesions
Testis
Tumors of the Penis
8. Pancreatobiliary, Liver, and Gastrointestinal Tract
Reetesh K. Pai
Introduction
Normal
Benign Entities
Malignant Entities
Primary Tumors of the Liver
9. Head and Neck
Juan Xing and Deborah J. Chute
Introduction
Normal
Benign Entities
Malignant Entities
10. Bone and Soft Tissue
Liron Pantanowitz
Introduction
Bone Tissue
Soft Tissue
11. Central Nervous System
Julia Kofler
Introduction
Sellar Region
Extra-Axial Lesions
Intra-Axial Lesions
12. Mediastinum, Retroperitoneum, and Adrenal Glands
Juan Xing
Introduction
Normal
Benign Entities
Malignant Entities
13. Ancillary Testing
Sara E. Monaco
Introduction
Material for Ancillary Testing
Types of Ancillary Testing
Pitfalls of Ancillary Testing
Index
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