Feb 1st, 2008

GYN SPECIAL EDITION NUMBER 2

24 year old female. ThinPrep papA. LSILB. HSILC. ASCUSD. Squamous MetaplasiaE. Endocervical Cells

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34 year old female. ThinPrep papA. Reactive endocervical cellsB. Squamous metaplasiaC. ASCUSD. LSILE. HSIL

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34 year old female. ThinPrep papA. ASCUSB. LSILC. HSILD. Squamous MetaplasiaE. Reactive/Inflammatory

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29 year old female. ThinPrep papA. Squamous metaplasiaB. Reactive endocervical cellsC. ASC-USD. LSILE. HSIL

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32 year old female. ThinPrep papA. Squamous metaplasiaB. Reactive endocervical cellsC. ASC-USD. LSILE. HSIL

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23 year old female. ThinPrep papA. Squamous metaplasiaB. ParakeratosisC. LSILD. HSILE. SCCA

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18 year old female. ThinPrep papA. CMVB. HIVC. HPVD. HSVE. EBV

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52 year old female. ThinPrep papA. Reactive endocervical cellsB. Normal endometrial cellsC. AISD. AdenocarcinomaE. HSIL

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44 year old female. ThinPrep papA. Squamous metaplasiaB. Reactive endocervical cellsC. AtrophyD. LSILE. HSIL

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34 year old female. ThinPrep papA. ReactiveB. ASCUSC. LSILD. HSILE. Squamous Metaplasia

Answers1. D Squamous Metaplasia

• Nuclei not enlarged, smooth contours, NC ratio OK. Not HSIL.

2. A Endocervical cells• Small round and regular nuclei. Compare to Ques #1.

3. E Reactive• See the trichomonas organism!

4. D LSIL• Koilocytes!

5. D LSIL• Koilocytes!

6. B Parakeratosis• Sometimes associated with dysplasia

7. D HSV• Herpes Simplex Viral changes in Nucleus

8. D Adenocarcinoma• Crowded overlapping nuclei with prominent nucleoli. No “feathering” so not Adeno in situ (AIS)

9. E HSIL• High NC ratio, irregular nuclei. This actually turned out to be a SCCA on biopsy.

10. A Reactive• No dysplasia, just some squamous cells with neutrophils.