4. Hrvatski kongres kliniËke citologije 4th Croatian Congress ... - Penta
4. Hrvatski kongres kliniËke citologije 4th Croatian Congress ... - Penta
4. Hrvatski kongres kliniËke citologije 4th Croatian Congress ... - Penta
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<strong>4.</strong> <strong>Hrvatski</strong> <strong>kongres</strong> <strong>kliniËke</strong> <strong>citologije</strong> / 1. <strong>Hrvatski</strong> simpozij analitiËke <strong>citologije</strong> / 2. <strong>Hrvatski</strong> simpozij citotehnologije<br />
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Analitička citologija - Plenarna i pozvana predavanja<br />
ANALYTICAL CYTOLOGY - FROM BASIC METHODOLOGY TO ROUTINE CLINICAL<br />
DISCIPLINE<br />
Batinić D<br />
Referral Center for Immunodiagnostics of Hematological and Immunological Diseases,<br />
Clinical Hospital Center, Zagreb, Croatia<br />
Analytical cytology may be generally defined as the measurement of cells and their constituents<br />
for biological, diagnostic and therapeutic purposes. Although it incorporates<br />
elements of different disciplines such as anatomy, biology, cytology, physiology and pathology,<br />
its backbone is formed by two sophisticated techniques – multiparameter flow<br />
cytometry and image analysis/digital microspcopy. The major advantage of analytical cytology<br />
is its quantitative nature which makes it more specific and precise in comparison<br />
to classical types of cell analysis. It also allows reproducible gathering of data in statistical<br />
terms enabling a faster and more consistent analysis. The focus of this presentation<br />
is on reviewing scientific advances that have enabled the widespread use of analytical<br />
cytology in clinical setting, i.e. for the diagnosis, prognosis and therapeutic purposes.<br />
drago.batinic@zg.t-com.hr<br />
QUARTER OF A CENTURY OF THE LABORATORY FOR HUMAN GENETICS,<br />
DEPARTMENT OF MEDICAL GENETICS, PEDIATRICS CLINIC,<br />
UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL SPLIT<br />
Čulić V, Lozić B, Oreško T, Ivko-Banovac D, Botić Lj, Kezić G, Milanović D.<br />
Laboratory for Human Genetics, Departement for Medical genetics, Pediatrics Clinic,<br />
Clinical Hospital Center Split, Croatia<br />
Laboratory founded in 1983. year. According to data from the archives 12th December<br />
1983rd first karyogram was made from peripheral blood sample. 1987th begin genetic<br />
counseling, 1989. analysis of bone marrow, and from 10th july of 2007. amnyocentesis<br />
and spontaneous abortion. Since 1991.yr. laboratory is available to students from the<br />
Faculty of Medicine, University of Split, professional studies (nursing, radiologists, etc.)<br />
and other faculties of the University of Split (PMF) for the following subjects: pediatrics,<br />
biology and pathology. Of. 12th December 1983. to 10th july 2009. there were totaly<br />
analyzed 8777 samples of peripheral blood (6148), bone marrow (1370), amnyocentesis<br />
(413) and spontaneous abortion (166). This work will show some interesting cases, and<br />
collaborating institutions in the country and the world with which they analyzed in all<br />
kinds of samples in this regional laboratory.<br />
vculci1@yahoo.com
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