Transcription of Manual for Cytology
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Manual forCytologyManuals for Training in cancer ControlDirectorate General of Health ServicesMinistry of Health and Family WelfareGovernment of IndiaNovember of Diagnostic and Preparation10of Material for techniques24of Serous of Cytology methods in Cytology30-Appendix:Organisation of36 Cytopathology LaboratoryMinimum requirements for40setting up a small Cytology Laboratory45 FOREWORDI ndia is one of the few countries in the world to have a national cancer control programme was conceived with the objectives of providing preventive and curativeservices through public education and enhancement of treatment have been able to develop 23 Regional cancer Centres and several Oncology Wingsin India, which provide comprehensive cancer care services. One of the major limitationsof the programme is the late stage at presentation of common cancers thus reducing thechances of survival. There is a need to increase awareness among the community regardingprevention and early detection of cancers.
expensive. Therefore, the National Cancer Control Programme has placed its emphasis on prevention, early detection, enhancement of therapy facilities and provision of pain and palliative care. Comprehensive legislation on tobacco by the Government of India will help to control the tobacco related cancers. The programme has been able to augment the
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