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| Image | Statistiques | Légende |  |  | Exocervical inflammatory atypia: nuclei are of uniform shape and size, dense chromatin, lymphocytic exudate, delayed cell maturation and mild basal cell hyperplasia. |  | | Atypia of repair: nuclei are of uniform shape and size, dense chromatin, delayed cell maturation and mild basal cell hyperplasia. |  | | Ectocervical atypia: mild atrophy of the epithelium, delayed nuclear maturation, evenly dispersed chromatin, slightly irregular nuclear contours, parakeratosis and congestion of the lamina propria . |  | | Ectocervical atypia: mild atrophy of the epithelium, delayed nuclear maturation, evenly dispersed chromatin, slightly irregular nuclear contours, discrete exocytosis, parakeratosis. |  | | Inflammatory atypia: mild atrophy of the epithelium, delayed nuclear maturation, slightly irregular nuclear contours, discrete exocytosis, oedema and congestion of the lamina propria. |  | | Inflammatory atypia: mild atrophy of the epithelium, delayed nuclear maturation, evenly dispersed chromatin, slightly irregular nuclear contours, discrete exocytosis, oedema and congestion of the lamina propria. |  | | Inflammatory atypia of the ectocervix: mild atrophy of the epithelium, delayed nuclear maturation, evenly dispersed chromatin, slightly irregular nuclear contours, marked lymphocytic exudate, spongiosis and congestion of the lamina propria. |  |  | Inflammatory atypia of the ectocervix: exudate (polymorphs, lymphocytes), oedema, atypia of the epithelial cells and hyperplasia of the basal and para-basal cells. Negative staining with p16 (see glossary). |
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