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

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Cervical smear. Mild Grade I dysplasia — DI. Epithelial cells from four layers. Polymorphism, dyskaryosis, and degenerative changes are visible in the intermediate layer cells (right) and basal epithelial cells. At the bottom, a binucleated cell with large nuclei is present. Single chlamydial inclusions are observed in superficial epithelial cells. Pappenheim stain (x630)

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Fig. 60. Cervical smear. Mild grade I Dysplasia (DI). Epithelial Cells of four layers. Polymorphism, dyskaryosis, and dystrophic changes are observed in the intermediate layer cells (on the right) and in the basal epithelial cells. At the bottom, a binucleated Cell with large nuclei is visible. Single chlamydial inclusions are present in superficial epithelial cells. Pappenheim stain (x630).



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