LDH in Gastric Juice and its Limitation in the Diagnosis of Gastric Cancer

Ibrahim, K; Marrs, Timothy C.; Husain, O. A. N.

doi:10.1177/000456328101800608

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“…The first time Dr Kocjan (author) met Dr Husain was in the 1970s when he was lecturing in a far corner of Europe on proposed methods for the detection of early gastric cancer . He continued to be interested in the subject when she first started working with him but his first and main interest remained cervical cytology automation . Cytology in those days was largely a clandestine activity, which needed to be justified time and time again both within the department and the larger scientific community .…”

Section: European Federation Of Cytology Societiesmentioning

confidence: 99%

Nasseem Husain: homage to a pioneer of cytology automation

Kocjan

Herbert

2015

Cytopathology

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This tribute to Dr Husain highlights his valuable contribution to the evolving discipline of cytology and the introduction of automation into cytology processes. Additionally, it gives a fascinating insight into cytology developments from the early 1970 ' s not just in automation but with respect to education , training, quality control methods and organised cervical screening in the UK. This study used mathematical modelling to determine the impact on sample adequacy of limiting the number of FNA passes. Analytical formulae were developed for the expected per-case success and expected number of samples for sampling with a limit using ROSE. Under typical sampling conditions for FNAC, sampling limits have relatively little impact on the per-case probability of success and reduce the expected number of needle passes.

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Section: European Federation Of Cytology Societiesmentioning

confidence: 99%