Titlebook: Current Status of Diagnostic Cytology; Peter Pfitzer,E. Grundmann Conference proceedings 1993 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1993 Ausbi

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0080-0015 entiating malignant from benign cells from various tissues. The decisive step in this development was the intensive investigation of one local- ization by Papanicolaou: The application of cytology for screening in the field of gynecologic oncology made it an acknowledged technique. Consequently, mat

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G?k?en Devlet ?en,Gülay ?ke Güneleties of Pathology (WASP) in Jerusalem in 1981 and then again at the European Federation of Cytology Societies in Prague in 1982 in a symposium entitled “Who should practise as a medical cytologist?”. A year later it was the subject of my Goldblatt Award lecture in Montreal in 1983. Here the title really was “Who is a medical cytologist?”.

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Weitong Qiao,Nan Gao,Xincheng Zhangcal cells in the smears. This may depend on the size of the tumor, on its occult localisation in the cervical canal or behind a vaginal stenosis. Another problem is how far spontaneous exfoliation of a tumour may be impeded by keratinisation. Moreover, the diagnostic results depend on the sampling apparatus and on the aggressivity of smear taking.

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Sampling and Processing in Gynecological Cytologycal cells in the smears. This may depend on the size of the tumor, on its occult localisation in the cervical canal or behind a vaginal stenosis. Another problem is how far spontaneous exfoliation of a tumour may be impeded by keratinisation. Moreover, the diagnostic results depend on the sampling apparatus and on the aggressivity of smear taking.

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978-3-642-84953-4Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1993

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Cytodiagnosis of Viral Infectionsmposed of distinct morphological units called capsomeres which determine the symmetry of the virus. Thus viruses may have helical symmetry if the capsid has a coil-like structure or an icosohedral symmetry. Some viruses, e.g., the herpes viruses, have an outer envelope which may be derived from the host cell membranes.

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The Munich Nomenclatureablished the classification in five groups. Older colleagues who witnessed those years may remember negative evidence, group III - unclear, groups IV and V—positive findings. In particular group IV reflected the presence of some isolated abnormal cells, group V that of numerous abnormal cells in the smears.