Cytopathology of the UterusCovers squamous intraepithelial lesions lesions of the endocervix technical considerations etc. |
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To be considered a limiting factor under TBS, the epithelial cell morphology must
be uninterpretable. For example, while most cervical samples contain
inflammatory cells or red blood cells, these cells generally do not obscure the
nuclei of the ...
To be considered a limiting factor under TBS, the epithelial cell morphology must
be uninterpretable. For example, while most cervical samples contain
inflammatory cells or red blood cells, these cells generally do not obscure the
nuclei of the ...
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Epithelial Abnormalities and Adequacy While specimen adequacy is evaluated in
all cases, any epithelial abnormality is of paramount importance and must be
reported regardless of compromised specimen adequacy. If abnormal cells are ...
Epithelial Abnormalities and Adequacy While specimen adequacy is evaluated in
all cases, any epithelial abnormality is of paramount importance and must be
reported regardless of compromised specimen adequacy. If abnormal cells are ...
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Table 15.1 Colposcopic Terminology Term Definition Acetowhite epithelium (
modification of epithelium after ... density and irregularity of epithelial paving vary
with grade of lesion Hyperkeratosis White epithelial lesion present before acetic ...
Table 15.1 Colposcopic Terminology Term Definition Acetowhite epithelium (
modification of epithelium after ... density and irregularity of epithelial paving vary
with grade of lesion Hyperkeratosis White epithelial lesion present before acetic ...
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Contents
Hormonal Cytology | 6 |
J Ernest Ayre | 12 |
The Procurement of Cytologic Specimens | 19 |
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abnormal acid Acta Cytol adenocarcinoma antibody antigen ASCUS atypia benign Bethesda System biopsy cell carcinoma cellular cervical cancer cervical carcinoma cervical intraepithelial neoplasia cervical smears chromatin Clin clinical colposcopic condyloma contain cytology cytopathology cytoplasm cytotechnologists detection diagnosis distilled water double-distilled water dysplasia Electron endocervical endometrial cancer endometrium Epidemiology epithelial estrogen ethanol Figure gene genital warts genome glandular cells HGSIL high-grade squamous intraepithelial histologic hormonal HPV infection HPV types HPV-DNA human papillo human papillomavirus human papillomavirus infection human papillomavirus type hybridization Image invasive keratin koilocytes laboratory low power malignant mavirus medium power Meisels membrane microscope minutes mol/L molecular morphologic nuclear nuclei Obstet Gynecol Papanicolaou smears papillomavirus DNA Pathol pathologists patients polymerase chain reaction primers probes Procedure protein reaction Reagents rescreening risk sample screening sequences sexual slides solution specific specimens squamous intraepithelial lesion staining technique tion Tissue section tumor uterine cervix viral virus women
Bibliographic information
| Title | Cytopathology of the Uterus Volume 1 of ASCP theory and practice of cytopathology |
| Authors | Alexander Meisels, Carol Morin |
| Edition | 2 |
| Publisher | ASCP Press, 1997 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 14 Aug 2008 |
| ISBN | 0891893830, 9780891893837 |
| Length | 506 pages |
| Subjects | › Medical / Gynecology & Obstetrics |
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