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PAP smear report
Hi ,
Kindly find the attached report. Please advise.
PAP Smear
Specimen:Cervical Smear
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Specimen:Cervical smear
History:Menopause 1yr 4 months
Gross:3 unstained alcohol fixed smears received from ectocervix, endocervix and
post fornix
SAMPLE ADEQUACY: Adequate
MICROSCOPY:
Cellular components: chiefly superficial cells, intermediate cells and
endocervical cells.
Inflammation: Neutrophils +++
Microorganisms: Bacilli seen
Reactive changes: Nil
Epithelial cell abnormality:
Squamous cells Some of the squamous cells are
round with increased nuclear cytoplasmic
ratio and vesicular chromatin.
Glandular cells NIL
REMARKS: In view of atypical cells repeat pap smear after a course of
antibiotics.
--- End of Report
Regards
Komala
Answers (1)
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Dr. Astha Agarwal
Gynecologist/Obstetrician
16 yrs exp
Ghaziabad
It has to be correlated with your history , signs and symptoms.
As of now since there are atypical cells a course of antibiotics is needed after repeat smear.
A cervical biopsy or colposcopy guided biopsy may be next option
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