Titlebook: Color Atlas of Immunocytochemistry in Diagnostic Cytology; Parvin Ganjei-Azar (Professor of Pathology, Direct Book 2007 Springer-Verlag US

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.Includes supplementary material: .In recent years, cytology has played an increasingly important role in the diagnosis of disease, particularly those of neoplastic origin. It is not unusual for cytologic specimens to be the only diagnostic samples available from patients with cancer. Many ancillary

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Technical Considerationsn, however, the cell sample is limited to few smears or cytocentrifuge preparations. In fact, the need to perform ICC usually arises only after reviewing the fi xed and Papanicolaou-stained slides. In such cases, the coverslip is removed and the ICC can simply be performed on the previously stained slide without the need for destaining.

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Book 2007nusual for cytologic specimens to be the only diagnostic samples available from patients with cancer. Many ancillary tests traditionally performed on histologic material are now being performed on cytologic specimens. One such technique, immunocytochemistry (ICC), has already proved to be important

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Technical Considerationsnd brush specimens (2–4). If the cell sample is adequate, one should prepare cell blocks, as these represent the ideal specimens for ICC. All too often, however, the cell sample is limited to few smears or cytocentrifuge preparations. In fact, the need to perform ICC usually arises only after review

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