Lymph Node FNA Cytology: Approach

[@Starstreak170]

Thank you for this. Any more cytopathology teaching uploads would be greatly appreciated.

[@mandanahaghighi6782]

Thank you so much for this informative session. God bless you.

[@AK-ct8bb]

Thank you ma'am this was really precise n useful

[@missknowall]

Awesome as your other uploads! Thanks a lot.

[@ruthnasozi7035]

This was a very good presentation.

[@vinsri2368]

Thank you so Much for this very useful Vedio

[@Reme873]

Very nicely explained

[@brianfleury5935]

I often see bland, loosely cohesive cells and somewhat polygonal cells in the background of lymph node samples. I have heard these referred to as macrophages or dendritic histiocytes. What significance are they? Some samples have greater amounts and I generally view these as benign finding. Thanks....

[@nataliiabelemets254]

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[@sujathabalija2254]

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[@DrMSPath_11]

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[@sujathabalija2254]

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[@mulengajohnsure7051]

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[@peterbrown4883]

wonderful

[@kmcginlp]

when you say polymorphous, do you mean variation of lymphocyte size or admixed leukocytes other than lymphocytes? Or, do you mean all of the above? thanks! I get a lot out of your pathology/cytology lectures!

[@Pathweb]

Hello! Thank you for your kind comment! Yes I mean variation in lymphocyte size. There is a recently published book which details a lot of these principles, it is called "Practical Diagnostic Approaches in Non-Gynaecologic Cytology" www.springer.com/gp/book/9789811529603

[@sujathabalija2254]

Thank you