Abstract
CYTOLOGIC study of sputum and bronchial washings has proved a valuable aid in the diagnosis of bronchogenic carcinoma of the lung. Mention is made in several reports of positive cytologic results in metastatic carcinoma to the lung,1 2 3 4 but little emphasis has been placed on this aspect of lung cytology. Several cases in our experience in which the cytologic diagnosis was the only microscopical evidence of metastatic cancer, or in which the plan of therapy was altered on the basis of the cytologic findings, prompted a more thorough study of all cases of metastatic lung cancer in which cytologic examination of . . .
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