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This study evaluated the efficacy of fine needle aspiration biopsy (FNAB) in 80 suspected cases of recurrent and metastatic gynecologic malignancies. RNAB was performed at 90 sites in 80 patients; 42 of the sites were deep seated. The cytologic diagnosis correlated well with either histology (7 cases) or clinical follow-up. FNAB diagnosis of deep-seated lesions precluded exploratory laparotomy, and further therapy was administered accordingly. Thus, FNAB in gynecologic malignancies was safe, reliable and cost effective.
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