这7张图片全部是AGC-NOS的教学图片。把原文解释摘抄以下；不好意思；水平有限没有办法进一步解释。

1、Pictured is a sheet of endocervical cells with slightly disordered architecture, slight depth of focus to group, abundant cytoplasm, uniform, bland chromatin pattern and prominent nucleoli in each nucleus. The diagnosis of atypia may arise due to depth of focus to the group and slightly disordered architecture. Biopsy - Inflammatory Atypia - 60X

2、Atypical cells with abundant cytoplasm maintaining a low N/C ratio. Biopsy: Endocervical polyp

3、A well organized, flat sheet of glandular cells in a "school of fish" arrangement.  Biopsy:  Decidual changes

4、The specimen contains a rounded up (3-dimensional) group of endocervical cells with slight disruption to architecture. Nuclei are all similar in size and nuclear membranes are smooth to slightly irregular. - Biopsy - Chronic Inflammation - 60x

5、The nuclei in this group exhibit nuclear membranes with slight irregularities and thickening.  Biopsy:  Decidual changes

6、A loose grouping of endocervical cells exhibits an apparent loss of polarity.  Nuclei are round to oval with slight nuclear membrane irregularities and slight crowding.  The chromatin is granular but evenly distributed and prominent nucleoli are present. Biopsy - Chronic Inflammation - 60x

7、Nuclei contain single to multiple nucleoli that are small to moderate in size. Biopsy: Decidual changes