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Intermediate type squamous cells of metaplastic origin. These cells are generally round. (obj. 10x)
Transition zone smear with some metaplastic squamous cells. (obj. 20x)
Transition zone smear with squamous cells sometimes of metaplastic type, from a woman with a florid ectopy. (obj. 20x)
Transition zone smear with a sheet of metaplastic squamous cells. (obj. 20x)
Transition zone (TZ): squamous metaplastic cells, isolated or attached to each other, with delicate cytoplasmic processes. (obj. 10x)
Squamous metaplastic cells, isolated or attached to each other, with delicate cytoplasmic processes (purple arrows). Glycogen accumulation is responsible for the yellowish colour of cytoplasm (black arrows). (obj. 20x)
Transition zone smear with some metaplastic squamous cells (arrows) and naked nuclei from endocervical cells in mucus. (obj. 20x)
Exocervical smear: sheet of squamous metaplastic cells, among normal basophilic and eosinophilic squamous cells. (obj. 10x)
Exocervical/transition zone smear: squamous metaplastic cells organized in loose sheets, among normal basophilic and eosinophilic squamous cells. Mounting artefact (arrow). (obj. 20x)
Transition zone smear with sheets of metaplastic cells and of endocervical glandular cells (ellipse). Inflammatory background. (obj. 10x)
Transition zone smear with one sheet of metaplastic cells and another of endocervical glandular cells, in an inflammatory background. (obj. 20x)
Exocervical and transition zone smear: squamous metaplastic cells in sheets or isolated and normal basophilic squamous cells. (obj. 10x)
Exocervical and transition zone smear: squamous metaplastic cells in sheets or isolated and normal basophilic squamous cells. (obj. 20x)
Smear from the transition zone (TZ) showing a cohesive sheet of typical metaplastic cells surrounded by rare basophilic squamous cells and polymorphs. (obj. 10x)
Transition zone: squamous metaplastic cells in sheets. Normal basophilic squamous cells. (obj. 20x)
Many metaplastic cells, isolated or in sheets. Inflammatory background. (obj. 10x)
Transition zone (TZ): metaplastic cells isolated or in sheets. Inflammatory background. (obj. 10x)
Transition zone (TZ): squamous metaplastic cells. Few normal squamous and endocervical cells. (obj. 20x)
Transition zone (TZ): squamous metaplastic cells in small sheets or isolated and normal basophilic squamous cells. (obj. 20x)
Exocervical and transition zone smear: metaplastic cells with pseudo-navicular or pseudo-koilocytotic appearance due to the accumulation of cytoplasmic glycogen (yellowish colour) (arrows). (obj. 20x)
Exocervical and transition zone smear: metaplastic cells with pseudo-navicular(black arrows) or pseudo-koilocytotic (purple arrow) appearance due to the accumulation of cytoplasmic glycogen (yellowish colour). (obj. 20x)
Transition zone (TZ): squamous metaplastic cells, isolated or attached to each other, with fine cytoplasmic processes. Normal squamous and endocervical cells. (obj. 10x)
Transition zone: sheet of squamous metaplastic cells. Normal basophilic and some eosinophilic squamous cells. Inflammation. (obj. 20x)
Squamous metaplastic cells with one showing a longitudinal nuclear groove. (obj. 40x)
Transition zone: a sheet of metaplastic cells. Cytoplasmic inclusion, without specific meaning in the field B. (obj. 40x)
Transition zone smear with some metaplastic squamous cells, with cytoplasmic inclusions (arrows) in an inflammatory background. (obj. 40x)
Transition zone smear with some metaplastic squamous cells, with cytoplasmic processes in an inflammatory background. (obj. 40x)
Liquid-based cytology: group of squamous metaplastic cells with perinuclear clearing. Pseudokoilocytes. (obj. 20x, 2 different fields A and B)
Liquid-based cytology: group of squamous metaplastic cells foamy degenerative cytoplasm. (obj. 40x)
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