N	Concordance
1	evel were associated with abnormal anal cytology in univariate analysis, as was 
2	cal examination, fine needle aspiration cytology (FNAC) and breast imaging by ma
3	iberscopy and transbronchial aspiration cytology (TBAC) was performed under gene
4	lyzed, and the role of esophageal brush cytology in the diagnosis of these lesio
5	Forty-nine women with abnormal cervical cytology and biopsy-confirmed CIN were f
6	n presented with initial cervicovaginal cytology suggesting endocervical glandul
7	nation. In Group C 19% had positive CSF cytology, and bone marrow, and 14% had a
8	ascertain the usefulness of endometrial cytology with ovarian cancers when exami
9	 obtained simultaneously by exfoliative cytology and biopsy. The diagnoses inclu
10	nd biopsy specimen, cerebrospinal fluid cytology, and lymphocyte marker constit
11	odies have not been reported in the FNA cytology literature with either benign o
12	rtant diagnostic role of intraoperative cytology as an adjunct to frozen section
13	icance of intraoperative pleural lavage cytology (PLC) in lung cancer patients w
14	no significant differences in the nasal cytology or cytokines levels between the
15	o-thirds of the cases of false negative cytology were scirrhous type and had mal
16	adnexal metastasis, positive peritoneal cytology,  capillary space involvement, 
17	ung cancer with chest x-rays and sputum cytology have not resulted in reduced mo
18	ints analyzed included positive urinary cytology, upper tract recurrence of carc
19	fice, with voided urine or bladder wash cytology in the diagnosis of subjects su
20	ysis  indicated that peritoneal washing cytology stratified for stage provides