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Fine Needle Aspirate Cytology of Breast Lumps a Study of the GSH Breast Clinic
The cytological results of 2899 fine needle aspirates from 2012 and 2013 from the Groote Schuur Hospital Breast Clinic were compared with the histological results of 1954 corresponding biopsies of the same lesions. On aspiration, a diagnosis of malignancy was made in 516 cases, 504 of which were confirmed histologically. There were 8 false positive cytological diagnoses and 49 false negative diagnoses made. 875 aspirates were categorized as inadequate, a rate of 30.18%. Possible reasons for such a high rate are discussed. Seventy three aspirates were taken from males during this two year period. The average age of patients at the clinic is 45.21 years. The results from this study are compared with previous data from the same clinic. The merits and drawbacks of fine needle aspiration of breast lesions are also discussed
Golden-tailed Woodpeckers along the Orange River in the southern Free State
The November 2003 record of Golden-tailed Woodpeckers represents the first record of this species along the Orange River before data collection for SABAP2 started in July 2007
Four records of Citrine Wagtail Motacilla citreola in South Africa: the bigger picture
Everyone with photographs of "yellow wagtails" should re-examine them, and maybe we will discover that the Citrine Wagtail is not as vagrant as it appears to be
Arboreal foraging by waxbills in the canopies of leguminous trees and creepers in KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa
Twelve incidents of arboreal foraging are described for Grey and Swee Waxbills and Green Twinspot from KwaZulu-Natal
An unusual method of predation by a Kelp Gull
The gull deliberately forced the head of the bird under the water
Mallard x Egyptian Goose hybrid?
I contacted specialists to find out if these birds were indeed hybrids of the kind they appeared to be, and whether they are fertile, which may obviously have implications for the Egyptian Goose gene poo
Chorister Robin-Chat Cossypha dichroa gleaning on Bushbuck Tragelaphus scriptus
Bringing together these observations suggests that the association, in particular, of these two species, may be more common than previously acknowledge
Eurasian Kestrel Falco tinnunculus brood food and feeding Potohar, Punjab, Pakistan
One member of the pair remained in the close proximity of the nest to protect the nestlings from possible predators. The other member of the pair arrived about five minutes later with a lizard in its talons
Number of nests owned by individual Cape Weaver males (PHOWN 4)
In this study we estimate the number of nests owned by male Cape Weavers Ploceus capensis on a single day
Lanner Falcon hunting large forest hornbills in the east Usambara Mountains, Tanzania
Suddenly I heard a loud pealing squawk, and turned to see a puff of feathers floating out