What is it about?
About cytopathological characteristics on extrauterine/extragenital malignancies detected by endometrial smears
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Why is it important?
If malignant cells are seen on endometrial scraping smears and no cytologic similarities are observed between normal endometrial cells and cancer cells, one should consider the possibility that an extrauterine/extragenital malignant tumor exists.
Perspectives
We could get more information by adding endometrial cytology to endometrial suction curettage on women with suspected malignancies.
Dr Masao Okadome
National Kyushu Cancer Center
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This page is a summary of: Endometrial Scraping Cytology in Women with Extragenital Malignancies, Acta Cytologica, January 2006, Karger Publishers,
DOI: 10.1159/000325925.
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