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    Exfoliative Cytology: NAME-Saniya Kulkarni Class-3 Year Roll No-22

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    Exfoliative cytology is a microscopic examination of shed epithelial cells from body surfaces to detect pathological conditions, such as cancer. It has several uses and advantages, including as a quick and painless screening tool to aid in early diagnosis, but also has limitations like not assessing invasion extent and potential low sensitivity. The document outlines the definition, procedure, theory, uses, indications, advantages, contraindications, classes, and conclusion of exfoliative cytology.

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    Exfoliative cytology is a microscopic examination of shed epithelial cells from body surfaces to detect pathological conditions, such as cancer. It has several uses and advantages, including as a quick and painless screening tool to aid in early diagnosis, but also has limitations like not assessing invasion extent and potential low sensitivity. The document outlines the definition, procedure, theory, uses, indications, advantages, contraindications, classes, and conclusion of exfoliative cytology.

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    Exfoliative cytology is a microscopic examination of shed epithelial cells from body surfaces to detect pathological conditions, such as cancer. It has several uses and advantages, including as a quick and painless screening tool to aid in early diagnosis, but also has limitations like not assessing invasion extent and potential low sensitivity. The document outlines the definition, procedure, theory, uses, indications, advantages, contraindications, classes, and conclusion of exfoliative cytology.

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    Exfoliative Cytology: NAME-Saniya Kulkarni Class-3 Year Roll No-22

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    EXFOLIATIVE

    CYTOLOGY
    NAME-Saniya Kulkarni
    Class-3rd year
    Roll No-22
    DEFINITION PROCEDURE

    THEORY USES

    INDICATIONS ADVANTAGES

    CONTRAINDICATION DISADVANTAGES

    CLASSES CONCLUSION

    MATERIALS REFERENCES

    CONTENTS
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    Exfoliative cytology is the microscopic
    examination of shed ,desquamated
    cells from body surfaces or cells
    harvested by rubbing or brushing a
    lesional tissue surfaces.
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    • Epithelial physiology
    • Epithelial turnover
    • Deep lying cells adherent to each other
    • Pathological condition-cells lose their
    cohesiveness, cells in deeper
    layer also shed
    • Analysed quantitatively and qualitatively.
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    EXFOLIATIVE ORAL CYTOLOGY

    Normal epithelial cells Malignant cells from patient


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    with epidermoid carcinoma
    INDICTIONS

    Recurrent Carcinoma Screening Lesion


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    Pemphigus Vulgaris Benign Familial Pemphigus

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    White Sponge Nevus

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    Pernicious And Sickle Cell Anaemia

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    1)Herpes simplex virus

    2)Keratosis follicularis

    3)Hereditary benign

    intraepithelial dyskeratosis

    4)Herpes zoster

    11
    CONTRAINDICATIONS

    A Submucosal lesion Benign Lesions

    12 Fibroepithelial Polyp
    Leucoplakia

    Cancer –Justify a biopsy 13


    CLASSES

    1 2
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    4
    5
    3

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    SITES

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    Clinical report form

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    1)Clean
    2)Identifiers
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    5)Fix
    3)Brush

    4)Spread
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    CELLULAR
    ORAL CANCER
    RESPONSE
    USES
    FORENSIC
    DENTISTRY

    SYSTEMIC HEREDITARY
    CONDITIONS DISEASE

    IRON
    DEFICIENCY

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    1)Quick,simple,painless,bloddless

    2) Early diagnosis of lesion

    3)Check against false negative biopsy

    4)Use-Patients with systemic disorders

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    1)Presence or extent of invasion –not assessed

    2)Negative report does not rule out cancer

    3)Not useful in non epithelial lesion

    4)Low sensitivity

    5)Contamination

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     Any dentist can perform oral exfoliate cytology

     It is simple,pain-free,non-invasive,non

    aggressive, and rapid

     continuing development of cytological

    technique, improvements in cell collecting

    instruments - oral cytology will become

    routine procedure .
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    REFERENCES

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