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In my humble opinion,there is no CIN in this case based on morphology alone. If you pay little attention to the surface change, you will notice the presence of hyperkeratosis and parakeratosis which tends to be mistaken for "HPV infection" both cytologically and histopathologically. So this is a typical case in an old lady with most likely prolapse-related change. The so-called "hyperplastic change at the basal portion" is likely caused by prolase-related stimulation. The p16 immunostain in this case is simply some background staining and should be interpreted as negative. If she has HPV test, my bet is that she is likely HPV-negative. So I would render my diagnosis as follow:
- Benign squamous mucosa with prolapse-related change, negative for dysplasia.
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