[PDF] Top 20 Usefulness of fine needle aspiration cytology in diagnosis of causes of lymphadenopathy in children

... the diagnosis and also for institution of appropriate ...of lymphadenopathy is more in the age group of 4-8 years which are in the lymphoid phase of ...cervical lymphadenopathy is more when compared ... See full document

... Fine needle aspiration cytology (FNAC) is a very useful diagnostic modality for early diagnosis of cancers in the head and neck region where large majority of the lesions are in the ... See full document

... cervical lymphadenopathy in children begins with thorough history and physical examination, which are crucial in narrowing the differential ...115 children upto age of 10 INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF ... See full document

... cytomorphological pattern. (Paliwal Nidhi et al., 2011) In the present study, AFB positivity was maximum with granulomas without caseous necrosis pattern (17%) followed by epithelioid cell granulomas with necrosis ... See full document

... 50 children were enrolled in the study. The incidence of lymphadenopathy was more common in the age group of 4-8 year during the lymphoid phase with male preponderance of all the causes infections ... See full document

... al, fine needle aspiration diagnosis was correlated with detail of relevant clinical findings and ...100 fine needle aspiration procedures, 51% were of lymph node, 20% ... See full document

... 26. Abhishek Maheshwari, Rajesh Kumar Padhy, Bijoy Kumar Dash. A Clinicopathological Study of Cervical Lymphadenopathy. Journal of Evolution of Medical and Dental Sciences 2015; 4(20), March 09. Page: 3497-3507, ... See full document

... A 2year 3month old female child presented with multiple bilateral cervical and submandibular lymphadenopathy since 2 months accompanied by low-grade fever. The lymph nodes had been gradually increasing in size and ... See full document

... final diagnosis was made on the basis of FNAC and histopathological ...definitive diagnosis was not ...peripheral lymphadenopathy the etiological diagnosis arrived on the basis of HPE and FNAC ... See full document

... High resolution duplex ultrasonography is a safe, non- invasive, less time consuming, easy to perform, repeatable modality that causes minimal discomfort to the patient. Most importantly, it does not employ any ... See full document

... The Experience with Fine Needle Aspiration Cytology in the Management of Palpable Breast Lumps in the University Hospital Kuala Lumpur ORIGINAL ARTICLE The Experience with Fine Needle Aspiration Cytol[.] ... See full document

... where aspiration was ...cytopathological diagnosis was ...a diagnosis of Renal cell carcinoma was ...the diagnosis was made on the basis of CB alone was of ...a diagnosis of malignant ... See full document

... Conventional USG has been widely used to determine which lesion should be biopsied. There are several suspicious USG features that predict malignancy, such as hypoechogenicity, marked hypoechogenicity, a microlobulated ... See full document

... Core Needle Biopsy, Miller M et al and Colacchio et al (1979), concluded that the accuracy is similar but the superiority of FNAC lies in its simplicity and absence of ...Silermann needle, and the procedure ... See full document

... done. Fine needle aspiration cytology (FNAC) is usually the first line of investigation but the limitations of cytology are well recognized in the diagnosis of some thyroid ... See full document

... Jayaram and Orell et al suggested that the average number of needle passes recommended for adequate sampling of thyroid lumps is two to five. 13 As thyroid gland is a highly vascular organ, with each impending ... See full document

... preoperative diagnosis. Fine-needle aspira- tion (FNA) can be effective in obtaining a preoperative diagnosis of SPT since the tumor has characteristic cy- tologic features ...the ... See full document

... Background: Fine Needle Aspiration Cytology (FNAC) is a simple, minimally invasive, cost effective, outpatient based and a rapid diagnostic method for breast ...the diagnosis of breast ... See full document

... Lymph node and distant metastases at the time of diagnosis are uncommon, occurring respectively in 1–6% and 2–4% [9, 11, 12, 26, 27, 45, 50, 53, 122]. About one half of the pa- tients has experienced relapse 2 to ... See full document

... Since there are no studies carried out with large case series regarding the frequency with which the FNAB causes metaplasia in patients with the Whartin’s tumor, it has not been possible to point out to the ... See full document