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试着翻译第9楼赵老师的回答,翻译不好请老师补充:
Ok, I change my dx now after using the high power and thinking more in true practice
1. AGC, endocervical. Enlarged, variablely sized nuclei with some crowding and overlap of nuclei. The cili??? Should biopsy.
2. Adenocarcinoma. no way to tell the origin.
3. AGC, endometrial orgin. Three-dimensinal cluster of cells with irregular, hyperchromatic and overlapped nuclei. Should have endometrial and endocervical biopsy.
4. ThreeTrichomonas
AGC raises the old philosophical question " is the glass is half full or half empty?"
I read all AGC agreement study papers including the study I organized (5 cytopathologists, three cytofellows). All studies indicated that the agreement is very poor among the pathologists, cytopathologists, different hospitals, expert cytopathologists.
From my two times of answers you can know that I even do not agree with myself. Ha, ha.
Hope more people write your dx. It is not important your answers are right or wrong here. The importance is that we should learn how to handle these similar cases in our clinical practice based on patients' clinical information, previous Pap history, HPV result, age et al. Reading true slides and photos on cmputer are different.
Thank 兰青风采 for sharing these photos.
以下是引用lw在2009-2-6 21:48:00的发言:
我觉得1图应该是正常的颈管细胞 2图来源于子宫内膜的腺癌 3图 不好确定 4图应该是滴虫吧 呵呵 |
My following answers are based on that if I am taking a test, but not the true clinical practice. This is why I answered the four questions with 2 minutes
1. Reactive endocervical cells
2 Adenocarcinoma; orign may be endometrial.
3. Normal cluster of endometrial cells
4. Trichomonas