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What is cytology concerned with?
The study of cells.
Who highlighted the importance of exfoliative cytology in cancer diagnosis?
George Papanicolaou.
What is the main objective of taking a sample in disease diagnosis?
To acquire enough information to make an accurate diagnosis.
What is the term used for the cell collection technique developed by Papanicolaou?
Papanicolaou smear.
What is the ideal outcome of taking a sample in disease diagnosis?
A specific diagnosis for the patient's symptoms.
What is the advantage of using cytological techniques in disease diagnosis?
They provide a wealth of information and sometimes a definite diagnosis for a variety of abnormalities.
Cytology is a scientific technique that involves the study of cells to diagnose diseases. Learn about its history and application in cancer diagnosis, from Hippocrates to George Papanicolaou's contributions.
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