Guyot J P, Obradovic D, Krayenbuhl M, Zbaeren P, Lehmann W
Clinic of Otolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery, Cantonal University Hospital Geneva, Switzerland.
Otolaryngol Head Neck Surg. 1990 Nov;103(5 ( Pt 1)):697-701. doi: 10.1177/019459989010300506.
The results of fine-needle aspiration cytology performed on 150 patients at the Geneva Clinic of Otolaryngology were analyzed. The accuracy rate was 80%. The study was nondiagnostic in 10% of the cases and falsely negative in another 10%. These results are similar to those in other centers. Nevertheless, several recent reports attest to the accuracy of fine-needle aspirations cytology, and in some clinics it is now part of the initial workup of every patient with a growth in the head and neck. On the basis of our own retrospective analysis, we believe fine-needle aspiration is a useful study only in patients with a previously treated malignancy and who have a new lump in the neck suspected to be a recurrence.
对日内瓦耳鼻喉科诊所150例患者进行的细针穿刺细胞学检查结果进行了分析。准确率为80%。该研究在10%的病例中未得出诊断结果，在另外10%的病例中出现假阴性。这些结果与其他中心的结果相似。然而，最近的几份报告证实了细针穿刺细胞学检查的准确性，在一些诊所，它现在已成为每位头颈部有肿物患者初始检查的一部分。基于我们自己的回顾性分析，我们认为细针穿刺仅对先前接受过恶性肿瘤治疗且颈部有新肿块怀疑为复发的患者是一项有用的检查。
