INCIDENTAL DETECTION OF MICROFILARAE IN CYTOLOGICAL SMEARS

Of these, 3.9% showed normal cytological indings, 8.8% showed cervicitis; 2% showed Atypical Squamous Cells of Undetermined Signiicance (ASCUS); 67.6% showed Low Grade

The Papanicolaou test was developed and smears were classified as grade I (PAP I) for normal epithelium, grade II (PAP II) for minor alterations of cervical cells, grade III (PAP

In physiological conditions there are no squamous cells in the pancreas, but it is not uncommon to identify squamous metaplasia of the ductal cells, associated with

The histological evaluation of colons from rats treated with PLS 90 mg/kg revealed a pro- nounced reduction in the inflammatory response with moderate loss of epithelial cells

intraepithelial neoplasia grades II/III and cervical cancer in patients with cytological diagnosis of atypical squamous cells when high- grade intraepithelial lesions (ASC-H) cannot

• Ater obtaining the second Pap test, it was found that 85.9% of the women had normal smears (1,104/1,285); 0.6% obtained cytological reports of cervical atypia (n = 8 women); 10.9%

The cytopathological analysis revealed NILM result, presence of superficial and intermediate squamous epithelial cells with marked reactive changes associated

Figure 1- Myoepithelial carcinoma, cytology. Smears have rich cellularity and are dominated by polygonal pleomorphic tumor cells with abundant delicate cytoplasm. Nuclear atypia