A comparison of techniques for determining prenatal sex from liquor amnii
AUTOR(ES)
Lewis, B. V.
RESUMO
The cellular content of amniotic fluid is primarily composed of desquamated squamous cells. Depending on their site of origin and maturation, the staining characteristics of the nuclei and cytoplasm differ. Prenatal foetal sex was determined by comparing the proportion of anucleate pyknotic nuclei to vesicular nuclei using Papanicolaou's stain and the proportion of red cells to blue cells using Shorr's stain.
ACESSO AO ARTIGO
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