Superficial Fine Needle Aspiration Biopsy Technique, Dr. Robert Oliai PART 1

Superficial Fine Needle Aspiration (FNA) Biopsy Technique by B. Robert Oliai, M.D.Dr. Oliai is the director of the ProPath Urologic Pathology division and is board-certified in Cytopathology and Anatomic and Clinical Pathology.

[@jigneshmodii]

Nice. You explained elaborately, unique practical approach.. This it seems was representing your experience and expertise.. thanx..

[@saikumar802]

FNAC-
22 to 27 gauge needle is used
vascular tissueslike LN or thyroid-27-gauge is used
C/I to FNAC include-
bleeding diathesis
uncooperative pt
skin inf in the site of aspiration
inc risk of anaphylactic reactions-hydatid cyst,
syncope&HTN-carotid body or pheochromocytoma
FNAC-nt usefull in follicular ca of thyroid
imprint cytology-LN

[@fazeelaa3808]

Pathologist are amazing with results.

[@znrsmsaa3655]

Is it better for patients to be sitting or lying ?

[@drravikumarp7999]

u r explanation is 2 good.
even in practical it was not possible to explain...

[@saharhlb]

Did you forget to wash the stain in water? After the third stain container, slide should be washed carefully in water to remove the stain residue.

[@kightremin]

Thanks for the tip, however I'd still be using a medical hair dryer just to make it safer

[@Phoephoey]

What about local anaesthesia ??

[@edgargonzalezgallegos3024]

hello, can I take a cytology sample from a nodule fixed with formol more than 6 months ago?

[@znrsmsaa3655]

Can we use iodine for sterilization?

[@attaurrehman4223]

Hello sir i have performed fnac test of cyst just in rt parotid region the result is no malignent cell is seen is it cancer or nor

[@AntonioSilva-bc6js]

what about local anesthesia?

[@victoronwochei3367]

If you really want people to watch your video, talk less and act more....

[@arjun1991]

get to the point. Too lengthy. NOT RECOMMENDED.