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See Latest ArticlesModified fine-needle aspiration technique for diagnosis of granulomatous skin lesions with special reference to leprosy and cutaneous tuberculosis
Diagnostic Cytopathology, 10/30/09
Mehdi G et al. – FNAB is an inexpensive and accurate procedure for diagnosis of leprosy and cutaneous tuberculosis. The modified technique yields good results. However, clinical correlation, acid–fast staining, and culture are essential as they provide valuable supportive information.
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