Imprint or scrape cytopathology may be useful : scraping cells from the affected area, or pressing them onto a glass slide to be examined under the microscope.
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The most popular nuclear stain, the Gill hematoxylin series, was created in Frost's cytopathology department in the 1970s by cytotechnologist Gary W . Gill.
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In 1954 he published another memorable work, the " Atlas of Exfoliative Cytology ", thus creating the foundation of the modern medical specialty of cytopathology.
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Some searches combine low prevalence with high stakes; medical screenings such as mammography or cytopathology, is an important search for a target rarely present ( typically under one percent ).
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Dr . Diane Solomon, chief of the cytopathology section at the National Cancer Institute says, " I'm not convinced by the data I've seen so far ."
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In 1947, she moved to the MRC National Institute for Medical Research ( NIMR ), first working in the Division of Bacteriology and Virus Research and then becoming Head of the Laboratory of Cytopathology.
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The ISET test uses a specially designed device and specially designed filters to allow the elimination of all erythrocytes and most leukocytes from the sample, making the subsequent cytopathology process significantly easier and more accurate.
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He was the author of 347 publications, including the definitive monograph on the subject of cytopathology, " The Cell in Health and Disease, " published in 1969 with a second edition in 1986.
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"' John Kingsbury Frost "'( c . 1922-1990 ) was an American physician specializing in the field of cytopathology-the microscopic study of individual body cells to detect cancer and other diseases.
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Anatomical pathology is itself divided in subspecialties, the main ones being surgical pathology ( breast, gynecological, endocrine, gastrointestinal, GU, soft tissue, head and neck, dermatopathology ), neuropathology, hematopathology cytopathology, and forensic pathology.
