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ORAL MUKOZA VE EKSFOLİATİF SİTOLOJİ

ORAL MUCOSA AND EXFOLIATIVE CYTOLOGY

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  • Atatürk Üniversitesi Diş Hekimliği Fakültesi Dergisi

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  • 2008

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Abstract (2. Language): 
Exfoliative cytology is the histopathologic examination of cells that have been obtained by their physical removal, followed by their placement on a glass slide, and then appropriately stained. Cytobrush sampling is more frequently used for this examination, since it maximizes the number of cells obtained, and facilitates their uniform distribution onto the microscope slide. Characterization is traditionally based on microscopic examination of fixed and stained cell smears. Exfoliative oral cytology is a simple, non-aggressive, and relatively painless technique. It is thus well accepted by patients and suitable for routine application in population screening programmes, for early analysis of suspect lesions, and for pre-and post-treatment monitoring of confirmed malignat lesions. Therefore oral exfoliative cytology is attractive option for the early diagnosis of oral cancer and oral cellular alteration of systemic problems such as diabetes mellitus.
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Abstract (Original Language): 
"Exfoliative cytology" hücreleri n kaldırılması, cam slaydlar üzerine taşınması ve boyanmasıyla hücrelerin histopatolojik incelenmesidir. Bu işlemde "cytobrush" ile örnek alımı daha sıklıkla kullanılır, çünkü çok sayıda hücre alınmasını ve uniform bir şekilde mikroskop camına yayılmasını sağlar. Karakteristik olarak fiske edilir ve hücreler boyanır. Eksfoliatif sitoloji non-agresif, basit ve ağrısız bir tekniktir. Böylece hastalar tarafından kabul edilir ve şüphelenilen lezyonların erken teşhisinde rutin taramalarda kullanılabilir ve düşünülen malign lezyonun tedavi öncesi ve sonrasında takibini sağlar. Bu yüzden oral eksfoliatif sitoloji, oral kanserlerin erken teşhisi ve diyabet gibi sistemik hastalıklarda oral hücrelerin değişimlerini incelemeye olanak sağlar.
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