International Journal of Contemporary Pathology
  • Year: 2018
  • Volume: 4
  • Issue: 1

Study of FNAC of head and Neck Region in Chhattisgarh Population of Both Sexes

Professor, Department of Pathology, Raipur Institute of Medical Sciences, Raipur, (Chhattisgarh)

*Address of the author: Dr Naresh Gurbani MBBS MD. Professor, Department of Pathology, Raipur Institute of Medical Sciences, Raipur, (Chhattisgarh) Email id- drnareshgurbani2002@gmail.com Cell no 919225210882

Online published on 16 March, 2018.

Abstract

In the present 100 Patients of swelling or mass in head and meek 40 were male and 60 were female Highest prevalence of lymph node lesion 20(50%) in males and 25 (41.6%) in females but thyroid lesion were more in females 18(30%) and in males 5(15.5%) salivary lesion 10(25%) in males 11(18.3%) in females soft tissue lesion 5(12.5%) in males 6(10%) females in the study of lymph node FNAC study tuberculosis lymphadenitis 8(40%) in males 9(36%) in males reactive lymphadenitis 4(20%) in males 5(20%) females supportive lymph were3(15%) in males 4(16%) in females metastasis ware 5(25%) in much and 7(28%) in females in the FNAC study of thyroid lesions benign nodular goiter 2(40%) in males 5(27.7%) in females follicular lesion was 1(20%) in males 2(11%) in females but Hashinoto thyroiditis was observed only in females 8(44.4%) only malignant thyroid were 2(40%) in males 5(45.4%) in females suppurative lymph were 3(15%) in males 4(16%) in females metastasis ware 5(25%) in much and 7(28%) in muco-epidermis carcinoma 3(30%) in males 2(18.1%) in females chronic sailadentis 3(30%) in males 4(36.3%) in females in the FNAC study of sobt tissue lipane were 3(60%) in males 2(33.3%) in females haemangioma 2(40%) in males, 3(50%) in females basal cell carcinoma observed only in females 1(16.6%). This study will certainly help the pathologist to rule out first time of investigation rapidly pain less without Anesthesia without hospitalization of patient

Keywords

FNAC-fine needle aspiration cytology, Head and neck, Lymphadenitis, Thyroid