Gamna-Gandy bodies in fine-needle aspiration from abdominal splenosis: A clue to underlying portal hypertension

Medicine and Dentistry

• Fine-Needle Aspiration 100%
• Portal Hypertension 100%
• Spleen Injury 100%
• Liver Cirrhosis 66%
• Splenectomy 66%
• Neoplasm 33%
• Morphology 33%
• Diagnosis 33%
• Leukocyte 33%
• Endothelial Cell 33%
• Bleeding 33%
• Cytotechnology 33%
• Medical History 33%
• Pathologist 33%
• Abdominal Pain 33%
• Liver Biopsy 33%
• Computer Assisted Tomography 33%
• CA-125 33%
• Motor Vehicle Accident 33%
• Jaundice 33%
• Vascular Congestion 33%
• Hemosiderin 33%
• Carcinomatous Peritonitis 33%

Keyphrases

• Fine-needle Aspiration 100%
• Portal Hypertension 100%
• Abdominal Splenosis 100%
• Gamna-Gandy Bodies 100%
• Splenectomy 28%
• Older Women 14%
• Cirrhosis 14%
• Leukocytes 14%
• Endothelial Cells 14%
• Pathologist 14%
• Vascular Congestion 14%
• Abdominal Pain 14%
• Neoplasia 14%
• Liver Biopsy 14%
• Morphological Characteristics 14%
• Computerized Tomography 14%
• Serum CA125 14%
• Motor Vehicle Accident 14%
• Hepatic Cirrhosis 14%
• 40 Years Old 14%
• Jaundice 14%
• Past Medical History 14%
• Hemosiderin 14%
• Fungal Hyphae 14%
• Ultrasound-guided Fine-needle Aspiration 14%
• Peritoneal Nodules 14%
• Ovarian Peritoneal Carcinomatosis 14%