"Drs Yang and Tao have packaged an enormous amount of information in this well illustrated book that should be valuable for interpretive cytopathology. The high-power photomicrographs are representative and informative. Improved low-power pictures, better editing and comprehensive coverage can make this as THE BOOK on intraabdominal fine needle aspirations. This monograph is strongly recommended to the cytopathology community."Prabodh K Gupta, MD, FIACUniversity of Pennsylvania Health SystemZubair W Baloch, MD, PhDUniversity of Pennsylvania School of Medicine"The second edition is simply exquisite. The book size is compact and easy to carry, yet extensively expanded, with each abdominal organ having a dedicated chapter packed with concise yet comprehensive up-to-date, practical information. The illustrations are extraordinary, an aesthetic treat for readers, encompassing all possible presentations of a tumor ... I highly recommend it for general pathologists, practicing cytopathologists, pathology residents and fellows, cytotechnologists and clinical cytologists."Acta Cytologica

• Introduction; Procedures and Techniques; Approaches to the Interpretation of Transabdominal Fine-Needle Aspiration Biopsy; The Liver; The Pancreas; Mass Lesions of the Kidney; Primary Lesions of the Adrenal Gland; Primary Retroperitoneal Mass Lesions; Gynecologic Tumors; Intraperitoneal Masses; Malignant Lymphomas; Immunomarkers for Transabdominal Aspiration Biopsy.

"Drs Yang and Tao have packaged an enormous amount of information in this well illustrated book that should be valuable for interpretive cytopathology. The high-power photomicrographs are representative and informative. Improved low-power pictures, better editing and comprehensive coverage can make this as THE BOOK on intraabdominal fine needle aspirations. This monograph is strongly recommended to the cytopathology community."Prabodh K Gupta, MD, FIACUniversity of Pennsylvania Health SystemZubair W Baloch, MD, PhDUniversity of Pennsylvania School of Medicine"The second edition is simply exquisite. The book size is compact and easy to carry, yet extensively expanded, with each abdominal organ having a dedicated chapter packed with concise yet comprehensive up-to-date, practical information. The illustrations are extraordinary, an aesthetic treat for readers, encompassing all possible presentations of a tumor ... I highly recommend it for general pathologists, practicing cytopathologists, pathology residents and fellows, cytotechnologists and clinical cytologists."Acta Cytologica

• Introduction; Procedures and Techniques; Approaches to the Interpretation of Transabdominal Fine-Needle Aspiration Biopsy; The Liver; The Pancreas; Mass Lesions of the Kidney; Primary Lesions of the Adrenal Gland; Primary Retroperitoneal Mass Lesions; Gynecologic Tumors; Intraperitoneal Masses; Malignant Lymphomas; Immunomarkers for Transabdominal Aspiration Biopsy.

"Drs Yang and Tao have packaged an enormous amount of information in this well illustrated book that should be valuable for interpretive cytopathology. The high-power photomicrographs are representative and informative. Improved low-power pictures, better editing and comprehensive coverage can make this as THE BOOK on intraabdominal fine needle aspirations. This monograph is strongly recommended to the cytopathology community."Prabodh K Gupta, MD, FIACUniversity of Pennsylvania Health SystemZubair W Baloch, MD, PhDUniversity of Pennsylvania School of Medicine"The second edition is simply exquisite. The book size is compact and easy to carry, yet extensively expanded, with each abdominal organ having a dedicated chapter packed with concise yet comprehensive up-to-date, practical information. The illustrations are extraordinary, an aesthetic treat for readers, encompassing all possible presentations of a tumor ... I highly recommend it for general pathologists, practicing cytopathologists, pathology residents and fellows, cytotechnologists and clinical cytologists."Acta Cytologica

• Introduction; Procedures and Techniques; Approaches to the Interpretation of Transabdominal Fine-Needle Aspiration Biopsy; The Liver; The Pancreas; Mass Lesions of the Kidney; Primary Lesions of the Adrenal Gland; Primary Retroperitoneal Mass Lesions; Gynecologic Tumors; Intraperitoneal Masses; Malignant Lymphomas; Immunomarkers for Transabdominal Aspiration Biopsy.