The role of cytology in endometrial cancer: Diagnostic and clinical considerations from peritoneal/pelvic washings. Is it still a heated debate?

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Giuseppe Angelico; Angela Santoro; Esther Diana Rossi; Gian Franco Zannoni

doi:10.1002/cncy.22407

The role of cytology in endometrial cancer: Diagnostic and clinical considerations from peritoneal/pelvic washings. Is it still a heated debate?

Giuseppe Angelico & Gian Franco Zannoni et al. · 2021-01-22

This editorial explores the diagnostic criteria and clinical implications of cytopathologic samples obtained from peritoneal/pelvic washings in patients with endometrial cancer.

The role of cytology in endometrial cancer: Diagnostic and clinical considerations from peritoneal/pelvic washings. Is it still a heated debate?

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