Gynecological Vital Cytology: Function - Microbiology - Neoplasia Atlas of Phase-Contrast Microscopy
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1. Verfasser: Stoll, Peter 1916-1993 (VerfasserIn)
Format: Elektronisch E-Book
Sprache:German
Veröffentlicht: Berlin, Heidelberg Springer Berlin Heidelberg 1969
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Beschreibung:In gynecological practice, techniques of examination are being supplemented more and more by cytodiagnosis. Thus it has become necessary to acquaint the gynecologist of the possibilities, use and limits of cytodiagnosis. Such is the purpose of the book "Gynäkologische Cytologie" (Stall, Jaeger, Dallenbach, Springer-Verlag 1968). In general, the practicing gynecologist will merely make the vaginal, ecto- and endocervical smears and leave the diagnosis of them to a cytological laboratory. Only in rare cases will a trained and experienced specialist set up his own cytological laboratory for outpatients, although such undertaking would be very desirable for propagating the cytological method. The cytological analysis of unstained fresh smears during the gynecological examination allows an immediate study to be made of microflora and cellular atypia. For such cytological studies microscopes are employed in which a high-contrast image of the specimen is obtained by optical means (phase-contrast and interference-contrast microscopy), thereby eliminating the need for fixation and staining. In the nineteen-thirties the Dutch physicist Zernike investigated the formation of high-contrast images of transparent objects by modifying the path of light. In 1941, his ideas were put into practice by the firm of Carl Zeiss, Jena. Zernike received the Nobel Prize for physics in 1953. The method he had developed proved of great value in biology and in medicine, above all for the examination of living objects. It was introduced into gynecology by Runge, Vöge, Haselmann and Zinser in 1949
Beschreibung:1 Online-Ressource (VIII, 81 S.)
ISBN:9783662256596
9783662235805
DOI:10.1007/978-3-662-25659-6

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