Diagnostic problems involved in detection of metastatic neoplasms by bone-marrow aspirate compared with needle biopsy
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- DOI: 10.1093/ajcp/70.4.623
Diagnostic problems involved in detection of metastatic neoplasms by bone-marrow aspirate compared with needle biopsy
Abstract
Diagnostic problems involved in detection of metastatic neoplasms by bone-marrow aspirate compared with needle biopsy. Am J Clin Pathol 70: 623--627, 1978. Comparison of a large series of bone marrow aspirations with simultaneously performed Jamshidi needle biopsies showed 75% correlation between the two procedures for detection of metastatic neoplasms. In cases where the two methods disagreed, false-negative aspirations resulting from perineoplastic desmoplasia was the usual reason for the discrepancy. Cytologic criteria for the evaluation of suspected neoplastic cells in aspirate preparations are discussed.
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