The contribution of flow cytometry to the diagnosis and follow-up of hematological neoplasms is of paramount importance and cannot be overstressed. Today, this relationship is not questioned and it is unlikely that the new molecular techniques will be able to replace it shortly. The reason of this long lasting success relies on the importance of phenotype in the diagnostic work-out, but above all on the flexibility of the technique, which is able to produce clinically relevant information in different situations, using smart fluorescence-based methods
Flow cytometry and oncohematology: A relationship bound to last | [Citometria a flusso ed ematologia oncologica: Un matrimonio sempre valido]
CANONICO, BARBARA;PAPA, STEFANO
2016
Abstract
The contribution of flow cytometry to the diagnosis and follow-up of hematological neoplasms is of paramount importance and cannot be overstressed. Today, this relationship is not questioned and it is unlikely that the new molecular techniques will be able to replace it shortly. The reason of this long lasting success relies on the importance of phenotype in the diagnostic work-out, but above all on the flexibility of the technique, which is able to produce clinically relevant information in different situations, using smart fluorescence-based methodsFile in questo prodotto:
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