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Jan 2022
15m 33s

97. Cytology collection techniques and s...

ASHLEY BOURGEOIS, DVM, DIP ACVD
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You always hear me mention "cytology everything"! But, how do you actually collect a diagnostic cytology sample?

Cytology is the minimum database of any dermatology case. So, it is important to find 2-3 techniques you feel comfortable with and become a PRO at them. From direct impression to tape to toothpick samples, get a step-by-step guide on the difference collection methods. 

Don't forget to check out The Derm Nerds which includes a cytology collection PDF and RACE approved cytology presentation!  https://thedermvet.com/the-derm-nerds

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