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Identification Of Gastrointestinal Contamination In Pancreatic Fna, A. D. Toll, M. Bibbo
Identification Of Gastrointestinal Contamination In Pancreatic Fna, A. D. Toll, M. Bibbo
Department of Pathology, Anatomy, and Cell Biology Faculty Papers
In contrast to previous work, our preliminary results indicate B72.3 expression cannot be reliably used to identify GIC. A lack of CEA expression, however, may be used to identify both gastric and duodenal contamination. This represents an important diagnostic aid in the evaluation of suspected low-grade mucinous lesions.