Titlebook: Oral Cytology; A Concise Guide Ravi Mehrotra Book 2013 Springer Science+Business Media New York 2013 Biomarkers.Cytobrush.Cytological diagn

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Historical Development of Oral Cytology, cytology. Oral cytology has come a long way from its primitive Papanicolaou days. It has made major strides in its eventful sojourn. Over a period of time, as the field of exfoliative cytology started to grow, many investigators experienced the limitations of oral cytology and therefore felt the ne

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Oral Cytology Techniques,d standard for diagnosis and identification of pre-malignant and malignant oral lesions, but has many disadvantages. Exfoliative cytology is a simple and noninvasive technique which is based on the concept that malignant cells adhere much less to each other and thus are easier to harvest by scraping

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Cytological Diagnosis of Benign Lesions of the Oral Cavity,ods for obtaining and evaluating oral cytology specimens. One fortuitous consequence of this surge in interest and increase in number of oral cytopathology specimens has been the opportunity created to review and collect information, not only about oral cancer and precancer, but also about a variety

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The Development of a Novel Oral Cytologic Grading System,rsal grading system for oral cytology. This could be explained by the general lack of interest in oral cytology due to a high percentage of false negative diagnoses, a great variation in technical quality and cellularity of oral smears as well as the use of inadequate sampling procedures. The lack o

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Liquid-Based Oral Cytology and Microhistology,tentially malignant lesions (OPML). “Special” techniques such as computer-assisted cytology, Oral CDx, DNA ploidy, immunocytochemistry, molecular analyses and microhistology have different uses as well as diagnostic and prognostic implications..Liquid-based oral diagnostic cytology seems to have a h

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The Role of Ploidy Analysis in Oral Cytology,. In Germany, approximately 4,100 new cases of oral cancer in males and 1,000 in females were encountered annually during the last decade. In spite of great surgical, chemo- and radiotherapeutic efforts the 5-year-survival-rate could not be decreased so far, being still less than 45 % in Europe. How

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Diagnostic Cytometry,of facultatively precancerous lesions, such as leuko- and erythroplakias or even persistent lichen planus lesions, may be assessed by brush-biopsy and cytology. As this non-invasive procedure is well tolerated by patients, more lesions may be screened and thus more oral cancers may be found in early

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Pitfalls and Limitations of Oral Cytopathology,xfoliative cytology for screening of oral cancer and pre-cancer has never achieved the same success as it has in cervical screening. This method proved to have low sensitivity in the diagnosis of oral cancer. The reported high rate of false negatives was attributed to several factors including inade