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zhanghuadong 离线
I suspect invasive SCC (cannot tell microinvasive from outright invasive SCC before you measure the width and depth of the invasive focus) and also suspect lymphovascular invasion.
The suspicious cell nests are quite atypical with very prominent nucleoli and keratinization, both are signs of invasion. Some nests are breaking from the basement membrane. Not very sure, but my memory is: once you see lymphovascular invasion, you cannot call it microinvasive SCC anymore no matter how small the size is. The size criterion for microinvasion is mildly different, i think it is no more then 7 mm in length and 3 mm in depth.
You can do immunostain for D2-40 and CD31, CD34 to confirm the lymphovascular invasion, and basemement membrane stain to determine the microinvasion or invasion size.
I would challenge the Shanghai authority's diagnosis by doing those special stains. Maybe they are right, but i need evidence. Anybody can see it has HSIL involving glands. With biopsy and LEEP, HSIL is not a acceptable diagnosis here, we have to say CIN 2 or CIN 3. HSIL is for cytology.
cnlzh20060 离线