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The Epidermis in Disease

This is a good introduction to breast cytology interpretation for some histopathologists are being urged by their surgical colleagues to widen their diagnostic horizons and give patients with breast lumps a better deal by introducing aspiration breast cytology. This atlas is a good introduction to the field. The colour reproduction is good. The author has standardised the magnifications and generally illustrates similar fields stain by Papanicolaou and the Romanowski methods. The dangers of reporting benign cells as malignant is well shown in the case of some cysts, duct ectasia, and fibro adenomas. However it is a pity that "sentinel nuclei", the most important indication of the need for caution, are not given an oil immersion view afforded to the much less important if more attractive "opocrine cells" of cyst fluid. A little histopathology is included. This illustrates well the correlation with cytology in the case of breast cysts and carcinomas. Other histology photomicrographs do not reach the high standard of the cytology and many histopathologists may question Dr Grubb's interpretation of a few of them.