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Il nodulo polmonare solitario (SPN):

Citotogia agoaspirativa

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La natura delle lesioni polmonari e pleuriche puÒ essere definita in modo relativamente accurato attraverso un’analisi dei dati clinici e radiografici, ma l’esame di campioni tissutali o cellulari resta imprescindibile per definirne il tipo istologico ed impostare una corretta terapia chirurgica o medica. Negli ultimi anni l’esigenza di ottenere una diagnosi attraverso indagini poco invasive, ha portato ad un utilizzo sempre più frequente della citologia come prima fase diagnostica nelle lesioni polmonari, anticipando e a volte sostituendo l’esame istopatologico.

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Guazzi, A., Nizzoli, R. (2007). Il nodulo polmonare solitario (SPN):. In: Pneumologia interventistica. Springer, Milano. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-88-470-0556-3_18

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