Image | Statistics | Caption |
![](pic/scyto8010.jpg) | ![](public/images/icon/stats.png) | Midly inflammatory smear: one binucleated cell (purple arrow) and small clear perinuclear halos (black arrows). Look for Trichomonas. (obj. 10x) |
![](pic/scyto7913.jpg) | ![Statistics are not available](public/images/icon/statsbw.png) | Smear with marked inflammation: many polymorphs and histiocytes. (obj. 20x) |
![](pic/scyto8551.jpg) | ![Statistics are not available](public/images/icon/statsbw.png) | Multinucleated cells (histiocytes), must be distinguinshed from herpetic cells. (obj. 20x) |
![](pic/scyto7899.jpg) | ![Statistics are not available](public/images/icon/statsbw.png) | Multinucleated cell (histiocytes) more frequently seen in menopausal smears. (obj. 20x) |
![](pic/s00019419.jpg) | ![Statistics are not available](public/images/icon/statsbw.png) | Atrophic and inflammatory menopausal smear with isolated parabasal squamous cells. Three of them contain non specific cytoplasmic inclusions (previously reported as chlamydial infection). (field A: obj. 10x, field B: obj. 40x) |
![](pic/scyto8012.jpg) | ![Statistics are not available](public/images/icon/statsbw.png) | Ectocervix: inflammatory background, sheet of metaplastic/repair type cells. (obj. 10x) |
![](pic/scyto1097.jpg) | ![Statistics are not available](public/images/icon/statsbw.png) | Inflammatory and bloody exocervical smear: sheet of repair cells with a clear nuclear chromatin and a visible nucleolus. (obj. 20x) |
![](pic/scyto8556.jpg) | ![](public/images/icon/stats.png) | Repair cells (clear chromatin and nucleoli)? Immature or transitional metaplasia (some nuclear grooves)? (obj. 40x) |