Document Type

Article

Department

Pathology (East Africa); Imaging and Diagnostic Radiology (East Africa)

Abstract

A case of multifocal Langerhans cell histiocytosis in a two-year-old child is presented where fine needle aspiration was helpful in achieving a rapid and accurate diagnosis in an appropriate clinical and radiological setting. This can avoid unnecessary biopsy and guide the management especially where access to histopathology is limited. The highly characteristic common and rare cytological features are highlighted with focus on differential diagnoses and causes of pitfalls.

Publication (Name of Journal)

Pathology Research International

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