Role of sample adequacy in fine needle aspiration biopsy of palpable breast lesions

Saxe, Andrew; Phillips, E. H.; Orfanou, Pareskevi; Husain, Mujtaba

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“…The proportion of inadequate sampling as reported by different studies varies from 9 to 18% 14 . Our study result is comparable to study of Zarbo, et al 14 who had reported that 17% of 2,254 aspirates in his institutional study were unsatisfactory for evaluation. Maintaining suction as the needle is withdrawn from the breast, leads to loss of cells in to the syringe at the time of withdrawal.…”

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Fine Needle Aspiration Cytology of Palpable Breast Lumps - Their Cytological Spectrum and Histopathological Correlation

Akter

Islam²,

Haque³

2017

KYAMC j.

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IntroductionBreast lumps are common in women. About 10% women visiting health organization clinics present with breast lumps as the chief complaint. 80-85% of breast lumps are benign and rests are malignant 1,2,3 . Breast carcinoma is the leading cause of cancer incidence and death in women. It is now the most common cancer both in developed and developing regions 4 . Early detection is the mainstay in management of breast carcinoma. FNAC is a routine procedure in clinical evaluation and initial diagnosis in breast lump worldwide 5 . Fine needle aspiration cytology has become an increasingly popular technique utilized in the diagnosis of palpable breast masses owing to its distinct advantages of being sensitive and specific, expedient, economical and safe. It is commonly used as a part of diagnostic triad, which in addition to the fine needle aspiration cytology includes clinical breast examination and imaging. In recent time the fine needle aspiration cytology has largely replaced excisional/incisional breast biopsy. Its distinct advantage is that it can be done during the outpatient visit without the need of the anesthesia, thus eliminating the cost of outpatient surgery. It also allows discussion with the patient of various treatment plans

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“…By different studies also it has been concluded that accuracy of fine needle aspiration cytology in diagnosing the breast tumors increases by performing repeat aspiration in a lump for which previously been reported as inadequate sampling 14 16 . This is not surprising as the needle tract is invariably removed with definitive surgery.…”

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Fine Needle Aspiration Cytology of Palpable Breast Lumps - Their Cytological Spectrum and Histopathological Correlation

Akter

Islam²,

Haque³

2017

KYAMC j.

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“…The proportion of inadequate sampling as reported by different studies varies from 9 to 18%. 8 Our study result is comparable to study of Zarbo et al, 8 who had reported that 17% of 2,254 aspirates in his institutional study were unsatisfactory for evaluation. Maintaining suction as the needle is withdrawn from the breast, leads to loss of cells in to the syringe at the time of withdrawal.…”

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Prospective study of fine needle aspiration cytology of clinically palpable breast lump with histopathological correlation

Hebbar

Iyanna

2013

Int J Res Med Sci

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“…Feichter et al (1997), observaram que a CAAF é um bom método de triagem para a realização da biópsia, pois sua acurácia varia entre 82-91% de eficácia em comparação ao resultado da histologia. A técnica é comumente usada na punção de massas superficiais e discerníveis radiograficamente (SAXE et al, 2001).…”

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Cytological Diagnosis in Mammary Neoplasms of Female Dogs: A Review of Literature

2014

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RESUMO:A neoplasia da glândula mamária é o segundo tumor mais frequente em cães, embora, nas cadelas seja a mais comumente encontrada. Estima-se que a incidência de malignidade de neoplasias mamárias no Brasil seja de 68,4% a 73,4% na espécie canina. Nesse sentido, todo o aumento de volume do tecido mamário em cadelas deve ser avaliado para possível diagnóstico de neoplasias, observando-se a coloração da pele, a presença de lesões, secreções e o tamanho das mamas. A citologia por aspiração com agulha fina (CAAF) pode indicar se a formação é ou não neoplásica, porém nem sempre é fácil a interpretação. Contudo, salienta-se sua importância na distinção entre processos inflamatórios, hiperplásicos, neoplásicos, o estabelecimento do prognóstico da neoplasia e a identificação de locais de metástase, com vista à rápida ação no tratamento e monitorização de possíveis recidivas locais. Na literatura veterinária, quando se avaliam as duas técnicas, os resultados demonstram que a histopatologia proporciona um diagnóstico definitivo, por proporcionar uma visão de conjunto, onde a arquitetura tecidual está completa.Palavras-chave: Morfologia. Câncer. Metástase. Citologia. Histopatologia. CYTOLOGICAL DIAGNOSIS IN MAMMARY NEOPLASMS OF FEMALE DOGS: A REVIEW OF LITERATURE SUMMARY:The mammary gland cancer is the second most common tumor in dogs, although the dogs are the most commonly found. It is estimated that the incidence of malignancy of breast neoplasia in Brazil is 68.4% to 73.4% in female dogs. Accordingly, any increase in volume of the breast tissue in female dogs to be assessed for possible diagnosis of cancer, by observing the color of the skin, lesions, secretions and size of the breasts. The fine needle aspiration cytology (FNAC) can indicate whether or not the training is neoplastic, but not always easy to interpret. However, we emphasize its importance in distinguishing inflammatory, hyperplastic, neoplastic, establishing the prognosis of the neoplasia and identifying sites of metastasis, for a rapid action in the treatment and monitoring of possible local recurrence. In the veterinary literature, when evaluating both techniques, the results show that the histopathology allows a definitive diagnosis, by providing an overview of where the tissue architecture is complete.Keywords: Morphology. Tumor. Metastasis. Citology. Hispathology. INTRODUÇÃOA oncologia é uma das áreas da medicina veterinária que mais evoluiu nos últimos anos, permitindo exploração em estudos tanto no âmbito clínico quanto experimental (MACEWEN, 1990). O estudo do câncer de mama em cadelas é importante devido à alta frequência com que

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Role of sample adequacy in fine needle aspiration biopsy of palpable breast lesions

Cited by 28 publications

References 6 publications

Fine Needle Aspiration Cytology of Palpable Breast Lumps - Their Cytological Spectrum and Histopathological Correlation

Fine Needle Aspiration Cytology of Palpable Breast Lumps - Their Cytological Spectrum and Histopathological Correlation

Prospective study of fine needle aspiration cytology of clinically palpable breast lump with histopathological correlation

Cytological Diagnosis in Mammary Neoplasms of Female Dogs: A Review of Literature

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