Titlebook: Color Atlas of Pulmonary Cytopathology; Sudha R. Kini Book 2002 Springer Science+Business Media New York 2002 anatomy.biopsy.cancer.carcin

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Lung Cancer Metastatic to Other Body Sitesr and mediastinal lymph nodes, pleura, esophagus, thyroid, chest wall); (2) within the lung parenchyma by extension into the contiguous air spaces, along interstitial and submucosal planes, and intraluminally along the airways; (3) to distant organs via lymphatics and blood vessels; and (4) by pleur

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Metastatic Malignancy to the Lungtopsy studies on patients dying of extrapulmonary cancers range from 20 to 54%, whereas the lungs may be the only organs involved in 15-20% of the cases. Virtually any type of malignancy from any site or organ in the body can metastasize to the lungs; however, certain malignancies are more prone to

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Pulmonary Cytopathology in Neonatal and Pediatric Age Groupsy used for working up patients with respiratory symptoms, especially those suspected of harboring cancer. Because of the excellent diagnostic yield and high accuracy rate, pulmonary cytopathology has become an indispensable diagnostic tool. In the pediatric population, however, the use of cytopathol

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Pulmonary Involvement in Immunocompromised Hoststuations due to either immunodeficiency or immunosuppression (Table 15-1). Immunodeficiency may be congenital or acquired. The latter occurs as a result of infection by human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) causing a syndrome, commonly referred to as acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (AIDS), which is

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ing cytologic evaluation and is used increasingly in immunocompromised patients for the identification of infectious diseases. Currently, there is no single text devoted exclusively to Pulmonary Cytology. .Color Atlas of Pulmonary Cytopathology. is the only text to include, under one cover, up-to-da

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Anatomy, Histology, and Cytology of Normal Components of the Lower Respiratory Tractuperior segment of the upper lobe, represents the middle lobe for the left lung. Each lobe is further divided into bronchopulmonary segments. The segmental lung anatomy is important in precisely designating tumor location.

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Classification of Lung Tumors: An Overview of Lung Carcinomastologic Classification of Lung and Pleural Tumors, was published in 1999. The new classification was deemed necessary because of vast progress made in understanding the clinical, epidemiological, histogenetic, and molecular aspects of lung cancers. The current classification (Table 5–1) is notable in the following respects:

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Metastatic Malignancy to the Lunginvolve the lungs. These are malignancies of breast, colon, kidney, uterine choriocarcinoma, stomach, pancreas, prostate, soft tissues, and male and female genital tracts. Patients with metastatic lung cancers may present clinically with signs and symptoms related to pulmonary involvement or may be asymptomatic.