A clinical oncology cytology case: interpretation of epithelial changes in a ThinPrep liquid-based cytology smear of the cervix and vagina.
🔬 CYTOLOGY EXERCISE This woman’s ThinPrep cervical/vaginal smear (medium magnification) showed many cells similar to those depicted in these images. The most correct diagnosis is:
A) NILM B) ASCUS, Trichomonas C) LSIL, Trichomonas D) Reactive atypia, Trichomonas 🔎THE CORRECT ANSWER TO THE EXERCISE will be available tomorrow at 16.00 MSK, but only to VK Donut Labformula subscribers
A diagnostic cytology exercise: determine the cause of epithelial changes in a cervical Pap test from a 50-year-old woman. Test your knowledge.
A clinical cytology exercise: microscopy of a cervical smear from a 16-year-old patient. Test your knowledge of the morphological features of pathological cells.
A clinical case of cytological examination of a fine-needle aspiration biopsy (FNAB) of a breast mass in a 40-year-old woman. Evaluate the microscopic picture of the smears.
