Guided fine needle absorption biopsy in the diagnosis of cysts in maritime workers.

W Bartelik, B Jaremin, D Smolińska, P Głombiowski
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Cysts in the organs of the abdominal cavity revealed in ultrasonographic examinations in patients with none or with unclear clinical symptoms cause diagnostic and fitness for work assessment problems. The aim of the study was to evaluate the usefulness of ultrasonography of cysts, combined with biochemical, bacteriological, cytological examinations and analysis of markers CEA and AFP of the fluid collected with fine needle aspiration biopsy (FAB). The study material examined were maritime workers who were submitted to these examinations for diagnostic purposes and/or previous to issue of certificate of health for work at sea. Examinations results provided support for usefulness of the method discussed in diagnosis and differentiation of inflammatory and neoplastic processes with simple cysts. This was crucial for final diagnosis, for decision about treatment and recognizing fitness for work at sea. It was concluded that the method FAB is safe both in hospital as well as in ambulatory conditions.

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引导细针吸收活检在海事工人囊肿诊断中的应用。
无临床症状或临床症状不清的患者在超声检查中发现的腹腔脏器囊肿引起诊断和工作适应性评估问题。本研究的目的是评价超声检查对囊肿的诊断价值,并结合细针穿刺活检(FAB)液的生化、细菌学、细胞学检查和CEA、AFP标志物分析。所检查的研究材料是为诊断目的和/或在签发海上工作健康证书之前接受这些检查的海事工人。检查结果支持该方法在单纯性囊肿的炎症和肿瘤过程的诊断和鉴别中的有效性。这对最终诊断、决定治疗和确认是否适合在海上工作至关重要。结果表明,该方法在医院和门诊条件下都是安全的。
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