Following the steps of Abu al‐Qasim to Bethesda and beyond: The continuing deliberations in thyroid fine‐needle aspiration

Baloch, Zubair W.; Bedrossian, Carlos W.M.

doi:10.1002/dc.22856

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“…Sampling thyroid by using needles is one of the oldest diagnostic techniques in the medical history known since 936-1013aD as written in the book of abu al-Qasim (1). Thyroid nodules are common, and can be detected from 4-7% up to 50-70% by the increased usage of high resolution ultrasonography.…”

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Pitfalls in the cytological assessment of thyroid nodules

Canberk

Firat²,

Schmitt³

2015

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Fine needle aspiration of thyroid has been used for years in a multidisciplinary approach, to diagnose different entities, in preventing over or under treatment of thyroid nodules. The widespread use of this methodology can be confirmed if "thyroid fine needle aspiration" is searched on PubMed, which results in over 5000 papers. In this manuscript, we aimed to focus on pitfalls in the evaluation of thyroid aspirations, covering cystic, inflammatory lesions, follicular lesions, oncocytic lesions, papillary carcinoma, and medullary carcinoma of thyroid.

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confidence: 99%