An Introduction to Cytodiagnosis for Dermatologists

Langley, Russell A.

doi:10.1001/archderm.1956.01550100084017

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“…Wright's stain, as described in detail by Langley [25], has served this author well. It is quicker and simpler than Gram's stain (Papanicolaou stain is too complex for the average clinician) and demonstrates cellular detail and microorganism morphology satisfactorily.…”

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“…It is essentially an adaptation of a technique described by Langley [25], a Melbourne dermatologist. It adds very little time to a standard consultation and provides a permanent specimen, which can be used for comparison with future similar specimens, (eg, to assess response to treatment, especially useful for erosive vaginitis).…”

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Cytology in the differential diagnosis of vaginitis

Dennerstein¹

2008

Curr Infect Dis Rep

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Vaginal discharge, vulvar pruritus, and dyspareunia are among the most common symptoms that prompt women to seek medical advice. They are frequently assumed to be due to vaginitis resulting from infection and are treated with anti-infective agents without further investigation. Such empirical treatment may be successful, but on the frequent occasions when such treatment is inappropriate, the stage is set for deteriorating genital health. I believe that most cases of "vulvodynia" could be prevented by a correct diagnosis and treatment at the onset of symptoms.

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