CHAPTER 20 Testis and scrotum cytology of testicular and scrotal masses and male infertility Ika Kardum-Skelin, Paul J. Turek Chapter contents Introduction Diagnostic work-up of testicular and scrotal masses Benign…
CHAPTER 18 Other endocrine organs Ian D. Buley Chapter contents The parathyroid glands The adrenal glands Other paraganglionomas including carotid body tumours The parathyroid glands Anatomy and physiology There are…
CHAPTER 9 Gall bladder and extrahepatic bile ducts Gabrijela Kocjan Chapter contents Introduction Endoscopic techniques Complications and contraindications Normal cytology Benign conditions Dysplasia Adenocarcinoma Special tumour types Diagnostic pitfalls The…
CHAPTER 34 New techniques Victor Lee, Siok-Bian Ng, Manuel Salto-Tellez1, Chapter contents Introduction Diagnostic molecular cytopathology Technological advances (non-molecular) The future of diagnostic molecular cytopathology Introduction This chapter deals with…
CHAPTER 1 Cytopathology the history, the present and the future direction Ibrahim Ramzy, Amanda Herbert Chapter contents The early historical era Development and expansion of exfoliative cytology Consolidation of cytopathology…
CHAPTER 15 Organ transplantation Eva von Willebrand, Irmeli Lautenschlager Chapter contents Introduction Kidney transplant cytology Liver transplant cytology The role of the cytopathogist in patient management Introduction Over the course…
CHAPTER 22 Cervical screening programmes Karin J. Denton, Mina Desai Chapter contents Introduction Principles of screening History of cervical screening in the UK The UK cervical screening programmes Quality assurance…
Station 5 Integrated clinical assessment Contents Skin problems Examination of the skin Cases 5.1 Psoriasis 5.2 Dermatitis 5.3 Lichen planus 5.4 Blistering skin disorders 5.5 Facial rash 5.6 Scleroderma, vitiligo and autoimmune skin disease 5.7 Oral lesions…
Station 1 Respiratory and abdominal system Contents Respiratory system Examination of the respiratory system Cases 1.1 Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease 1.2 Consolidation 1.3 Dullness at the lung base 1.4 Pneumonia 1.5 Lung cancer 1.6 Pancoast’s syndrome…
Station 2 History-taking skills Contents Introduction to history-taking skills Clinical reasoning The traditional medical history model Incorporating the patient’s perspective – ideas, concerns and expectations History-taking skills – the communication…
