Chang Bai Lee, Tae Rim Shin, Kyung Eun Lee, Young Mi Park, Jung Hyum Jeon, Jin Sik Nam, Hyo Jeong Kim, You Kyung Kim, Hee Soo Yoon, Hae Soo Koo, Sun Hee Cheon
Ihwa Ŭidae chi 1999;22(3):185-192. Published online September 30, 1999
The granulation tissue, which are found in nonspecific inflammation, occasionally seemed like round mass. We experienced and report four cases in which the granulation tissue presented as endobronchial mass on the bronchoscopy. The masses obstructing lobar or segmental bronchial oriface were round, smooth surfaced and pinkish except whitish one case. The granulation tissue caused by acute or chronic inflammations, should be considered to differentiate endobronchial mass.
The rapidly expanding field of flow cytometry consists of the simultaneous measurementof several parameters while a suspension of celts flows through a beam of light past stationary detectors.
Flow cytometric DNA analysis can even be performed on nuclear suspensions recoveredfrom thick sections of routine formalin-fixed, paraffin-embedded tissue blocks with results remarkably similar to those obtained using fresh tissues.
Because the main limitation of flow cytometry is that cells need to be in a single-cell suspension in order to be analysed, image cytometric device was recentry developed.
At present study, we did comparison between flow cytometric and image cytometric methodsin measurement of DNA ploidy pattern of same specimen from human and experimentalanimal tissue and obtained a good correlation between 2 methods.
It is concluded that DNA image cytometry appears to be supplementary to FCM for thestudy of DNA ploidy abnormalities and that the combined results of these methods havea major influence on the clinical outcome.