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Cytology Solutions (8/20/12, .1CEU)

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Learning Objectives:

  • Learn why certain populations are at higher risk for anal carcinoma.
  • Be able to describe the testing methodologies for anal carcinoma.
  • Be aware of challenges along various stages of fluid interpretation.

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i was a bit taken back by the article "cytology solutions" in which it states "a bladder disorder identified as a cancer known as SCHISTOSOMA HAEMATOBIUM. from my MT parasitology training i remember this as a parasite that can infect the bladder and subsequently can lead to cancer.

carol hatton,  med.technologist,  tyler mem.hospitalSeptember 06, 2012
tunkhannock, PA


     

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