Atlas of pancreatic cytopathology : with histopathologic correlations / Syed Z. Ali, Yener S. Erozan, Ralph H. Hruban.

By:

Ali, Syed Z

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Material type: Text

text

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computer

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online resource

ISBN:

9781935281221
1935281224

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Additional physical formats: Print version:: Atlas of pancreatic cytopathology.DDC classification:

616.3/70758 22

LOC classification:

RC857.4 .A45 2009eb

NLM classification:

2009 E-207
WI 17

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Contents:

Normal pancreas and fine needle aspiration contaminants -- Radiologic characteristics of pancreatic disease -- Nonneoplastic lesions -- Solid neoplasms : exocrine pancreas -- Cystic neoplasms -- Solid neoplasms : endocrine pancreas -- Primary mesenchymal and other rare neoplasms -- Metastatic and secondary neoplasms.

Summary: Clinical and radiologic examinations cannot reliably distinguish benign or inflammatory pancreatic disease from carcinoma. The increased use of pancreatic fine needle aspiration (FNA) along with advances in imaging techniques and the introduction of endoscopic ultrasound guidance have led to significantly better detection and recognition of pancreatic masses. Consequently, pancreatic cytopathology is integral to accurate pre-operative diagnosisyet it is a challenging diagnostic area with a variety of potential pitfalls and look-alike lesions.

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Clinical and radiologic examinations cannot reliably distinguish benign or inflammatory pancreatic disease from carcinoma. The increased use of pancreatic fine needle aspiration (FNA) along with advances in imaging techniques and the introduction of endoscopic ultrasound guidance have led to significantly better detection and recognition of pancreatic masses. Consequently, pancreatic cytopathology is integral to accurate pre-operative diagnosisyet it is a challenging diagnostic area with a variety of potential pitfalls and look-alike lesions.