Clinical and Morphological Diagnosis and Treatment of Sexually Transmitted Diseases - Yakymova T. P. 2007

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Cervical smear. A koilocyte is visible in the center, a cell corresponding to epidermoid carcinoma on the right, and a keratinized anucleate scale on the left. Pappenheim stain (x630)

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Fig. 55. Cervical smear. In the center is a koilocyte, on the right is a Cell consistent with epidermoid carcinoma, and on the left is an anucleated cornified scale. Pappenheim stain (x630).



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