Agoaspirato con ago sottile (FNAB) delle masse pancreatiche. Studio di 81 casi.

A. Faravelli; L. Barisoni; D. Parolini; M. Carlucci; A. Vanzulli; A. Del Maschio

Agoaspirato con ago sottile (FNAB) delle masse pancreatiche. Studio di 81 casi.

Translated title of the contribution: Fine needle aspiration of pancreatic masses. A study of 81 cases

A. Faravelli, L. Barisoni, D. Parolini, M. Carlucci, A. Vanzulli, A. Del Maschio

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Abstract

Study of 81 cases. Fine Needle Aspiration Biopsy (FNAB) was performed under computerized thomography scan (CT) in 81 patients with documented pancreatic mass (54 with neoplasia and 27 with chronic pancreatitis). This procedure, when associated to the immediate cytological evaluation of the adequacy of the smears, permits to obtain 100% in sensibility, specificity and predictive value of positive cases. These results and the study of the literature confirm CT-guided FNAB of the pancreas as the procedure of choice to resolve problems of differential diagnosis in pancreatic masses.

Translated title of the contribution	Fine needle aspiration of pancreatic masses. A study of 81 cases
Original language	Italian
Pages (from-to)	695-705
Number of pages	11
Journal	Pathologica
Volume	82
Issue number	1082
Publication status	Published - Nov 1990

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Pathology and Forensic Medicine

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