Gynaecology. Cervical canal. Cytological examination.
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  • I don't like the back ground, indicative of a diathesis or infectant. Upon looking at the cells with the increased N/C ratio and looking to be nucleoli, I am not convinced that this is a true malignancy. Rather I cannot rule out HSV III infection.

    1018Mr 1 month ago

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