Titlebook: Atlas of Fine Needle Aspiration Cytology; Henryk A. Domanski Book 2019Latest edition Springer International Publishing AG, part of Springe

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Orbit and Ocular Adnexa,ung neoplasms in adults and neuroblastoma in children. Fine-needle aspiration (FNA), by its simplicity and accuracy, can serve as an important diagnostic tool, solving some of the various clinical dilemmas in this complex anatomic area.

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O. Gruber,T. Arendt,D. Y. Von Cramone behind bony structures or located inside the bone. In this chapter the different imaging modalities used for guidance will be discussed, as well as their use in different anatomic regions. Special techniques to approach lesions in hard-to-reach locations are described. Several illustrative cases are provided.

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Kathleen Staudt,Irasema Coronadore recently endoscopic US (EUS) guidance, FNA biopsy is effective in distinguishing primary, mostly benign adrenal nodules from metastatic tumors during staging workups. It can also be used in establishing the diagnosis of some systemic infectious diseases.

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Guiliang Feng,Yiping Lu,Jing Qin,Xiao Zhangone lesions have been published. There are several advantages to skeletal FNAC. The procedure is less traumatic than either CNB or open biopsy and can be used safely in difficult sites such as vertebrae or pelvic bone. FNAC allows rapid on-site assessment and coordination of further investigations and planning of anticipated therapy.

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Gustavo Rebello,Edimar José de Oliveira both curative and diagnostic purposes. Fine-needle aspiration cytology (FNAC) of skin nodules offers the possibility of avoiding surgical biopsy and provides rapid diagnosis, making it a valuable examination tool in cases of metastatic depositions in the skin and subcutaneous tissue.

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Mengjiao Liu,Liheng Gong,Xiao Zhangpe, it is estimated that 1 in 500 children in this age group will have cancer. In contrast to adults, pediatric tumors have better clinical prognosis with a follow-up superior to 80% at 5?years, but malignant disease is still the first cause, after accidents, of child mortality.

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Skin and Subcutis, both curative and diagnostic purposes. Fine-needle aspiration cytology (FNAC) of skin nodules offers the possibility of avoiding surgical biopsy and provides rapid diagnosis, making it a valuable examination tool in cases of metastatic depositions in the skin and subcutaneous tissue.