What is Milan Category 4b?
Category 4b cases were those, where a specific neoplastic entity cannot be made, and out of 6 cases, 1 case was reclassified as granulomatous sialadenitis, 3 cases as PA, and 1 case as AdCC and MEC each.
Overall, ROM reported was 33.3% in this category..
What is the application of the Milan system for reporting salivary gland cytopathology?
The Milan System for Reporting Salivary Gland Cytopathology (MSRSGC) is a six-tiered system for standardizing diagnoses and improvement of communication between pathologists and clinicians, providing risk of malignancy (ROM) rates for every category.Apr 16, 2023.
What is the cytology of the salivary glands?
Normal salivary gland FNA cytology comprises of acinar cells, ductal cells and admixed adipose tissue.
Sometimes, normal lymphoid tissue may present due to aspiration of intraparotid or periparotid lymph nodes.
Acinar cells could be serous type and/or mucinous types depending on which salivary glands were aspirated..
What is the Milan classification of salivary gland cytology?
The six categories of Milan system were as follows – Category I (Non-diagnostic), Category II (Non-neoplastic), Category III (Atypia of Undetermined Significance [AUS]), Category IVa (benign), Category IVb (Salivary gland neoplasm of Uncertain Malignant Potential [SUMP]), Category V (Suspicious for Malignancy [SFM]), May 6, 2021.
What is the Milan system of grading?
11, 12, 13 The six categories as per this system are Non diagnostic(ND), Non neoplastic(N), Atypia of undetermined malignancy(AUS), Neoplasm-Benign (NB),Neoplasm-Suspicious of malignant potential(SUMP), Suspicious of malignancy(SM), and Malignant..
- Category 4b cases were those, where a specific neoplastic entity cannot be made, and out of 6 cases, 1 case was reclassified as granulomatous sialadenitis, 3 cases as PA, and 1 case as AdCC and MEC each.
Overall, ROM reported was 33.3% in this category. - IVa.
Reserved for clear-cut benign neoplasms.
This category will include classic cases of PA, WT, lipoma, etc.
Risk of Malignancy (ROM): 0–7% - Normal salivary gland FNA cytology comprises of acinar cells, ductal cells and admixed adipose tissue.
Sometimes, normal lymphoid tissue may present due to aspiration of intraparotid or periparotid lymph nodes.
Acinar cells could be serous type and/or mucinous types depending on which salivary glands were aspirated.