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Curtis, 62 years: Utilisation of fine needle aspiration in the diagnosis of metastatic tumours to the kidney.
Kirk, 39 years: Transrectal aspirates are usually performed in conjunction with examination of the patient under general anaesthesia.
Ismael, 36 years: Although it is a non-specific feature,9 lacunae are useful for locating atypical cells, especially for evaluation of non-immunoreactive cells in immunostained sections under lower magnification.
