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Cytological examination of specimens obtained from bronchial tree and lung tissue is a cost-effective, safe, and fast method of diagnosing lung disease. There are many established sampling and preparation techniques, producing cytological specimens for routine microscopic examinations, and a spectrum of ancillary methods such as microbiology, cytochemical, immunocytochemical, and molecular genetic

Sammanfattning Titel: Prognostisk mogenhet inom organisationen Seminariedatum: 2026-01-15 Kurs: FEKH38 Författare: Linus Beck, Gabriel Fogwall, Jack Grenter Handledare: Magnus Johansson Nyckelord: Efterfrågeprognostisering, Prognostisk mognad, Prognostik, Organisatoriska kapabiliteter, Beslutsfattande. Forskningsfrågor: Hur kan prognostisk mognad förklaras med hjälp av organisatoriska, analytiska

Fine-needle aspiration cytology (FNAC) has been widely used as a tool to obtain specimens for the morphological diagnosis of numerous lesions in a variety of locations for more than 80 years. In many clinical situations, FNAC can render a definitive diagnosis either from aspiration smears alone using well-defined cytological criteria or from smears combined with clinical data, radiological finding

This richly illustrated book will help presurgically diagnose pediatric/young adult tumors. The content is divided into two parts. The first part shows step-by-step how to perform a small volume specimen such as fine needle aspiration/core needle biopsy and how to correlate the morphology with the clinical, radiological, and/or molecular information. In turn, the second part presents a comprehensi

The main indication for cytologic study of the liver is the evaluation of mass-forming lesions, either symptomatic or incidentally discovered. Recent major progress in imaging methods is shifting the spectrum of cytologic diagnostics toward smaller lesions, which are often challenging. The convenience of relatively easy fine-needle aspiration (FNA) procedures with high diagnostic accuracy and low

In this editorial, we discuss the added value of the novel TCRBC1 antibody for immunohistochemistry in the differential diagnostics in haematopathology and promote its implementation in current diagnostic algorithms.

This book is not only a compilation of the knowledge and experiences of the best robotic surgeons around the world, but it has also incorporated the recent advances and updates in Gynaecological surgery. It is designed to provide a detailed guide to common robotic Gynaecologic procedures for the purpose of helping novice surgeons in their transition to robotic surgery and seasoned robotic surgeons

The development of neuromorphic computing requires devices that can use low power consumption and highly parallel architecture to process and store information, similar to the biological nervous systems. Molecular photoswitches, especially Donor–Acceptor Stenhouse Adducts (DASAs), offer a promising platform for such applications, because they undergo reversible, light-driven structural changes and

Bird collisions with overhead power lines can cause power outages and raise ecological concerns. This thesis analyses bird-related power disruptions in E.ON Energidistribution AB’s Swedish power grid during the period 2009–2025. The aims are to analyse the impact of bird-related outages relative to other causes and to evaluate whether bird diverters reduce such disruptions. The study is based on d

Like other Western legal systems, the Swedish legal system constructs objectivity as an unemotional state of being. We argue that the enactment of objectivity in situ relies on objectivity work including emotion management and empathy. Building on qualitative interviews and observations in Swedish district courts, we analyse courtroom interaction through a dramaturgical lens, highlighting tacit siLike other Western legal systems, the Swedish legal system constructs objectivity as an unemotional state of being. We argue that the enactment of objectivity in situ relies on objectivity work including emotion management and empathy. Building on qualitative interviews and observations in Swedish district courts, we analyse courtroom interaction through a dramaturgical lens, highlighting tacit si

This special issue of Oñati Socio-Legal Series, titled Judging, Emotion and Emotion Work, is the result of presentations and discussions during an interdisciplinary workshop at the International Institute for the Sociology of Law (IISL) held in May 2018. This issue builds on the growing critique of the dispassionate ideal of judicial work, combining original theoretical insights with imaginative e