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Pleural effusion is a clinical condition characterized by excessive accumulation of fluid inside the pleural cavity. The causes that determine the formation of an effusion can be many, among them, heart failure, pneumonia, tuberculosis but also metastatic tumors or cancer of the pleural cavity. The cytological analysis of the pleural fluid is the firstline diagnostic test together with the biochemical analysis, especially in the suspicion of malignancy (1,2). In fact, thoracentesis is a simple procedure with low complication Original Article

Role of conventional cytology and cell block methods for diagnosis of malignant pleural effusions