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NR 7-9/2005
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Czy można za pomocą
biopsji aspiracyjnej cienkoigłowej rozpoznać zmiany
limfoproliferacyjne oczodołu i aparatu ochronnego oka?
Is it possible to diagnose
lymphoproliferative lesions by fine
needle aspiration biopsy?
Maria Chosia1, Ewa
Wolska-Szmidt2
1Z Zakładu Patomorfologii Pomorskiej Akademii
Medycznej w Szczecinie
Kierownik: prof. dr hab. n. med. Wenancjusz Domagała
2Z Katedry i Kliniki Okulistyki Pomorskiej Akademii
Medycznej
Kierownik: prof. dr hab. n. med. Danuta Karczewicz |
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| Summary: |
Despite the fact that fine
needle aspiration biopsy (FNAB) is a commonly employed
method in modern oncological diagnostic management, it
has found no extensive use to diagnose
lymphoproliferative lesions of the orbit and eye adnexa.
Benign and malignant lymphoproliferative lesions and
pseudotumor have a very similar clinical course.
Microscopicaly, the lesions are also similar and hence
even on histology it is difficult to differentiate
between these conditions based on the morphology. We
believed, that routine cytology and flow cytometry and/or
PCR method in materials obtained in the course of FNAB
are fast and sensitive methods and in many cases allow
to avoid a surgical biopsy. |
| Słowa kluczowe: |
oczodół, aparat ochronny
oka, zmiany limfoproliferacyjne, biopsja aspiracyjna
cienkoigłowa, cytometria przepływowa, PCR. |
| Key words: |
orbit – eye adnexa –
lymphoproliferative lesions – fine needle aspiration
biopsy – flow cytometry – PCR. |
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