Image | Statistics | Caption |
![](pic/scyt17095.jpg) | ![](public/images/icon/stats.png) | Pap smear from a patient treated with radiotherapy for anal cancer : macrocytosis and macronucleosis, cytoplasmic vacuoles. (obj. 20x) |
![](pic/scyt17099.jpg) | ![](public/images/icon/stats.png) | Pap smear from a patient treated with radiotherapy for anal cancer : macrocytosis and macronucleosis, prominent nucleoli. (obj. 20x) |
![](pic/scyt17100.jpg) | ![](public/images/icon/stats.png) | Pap smear from a patient treated with radiotherapy for anal cancer : macrocytosis and macronucleosis, cytoplasmic vacuoles and phagocytosis of polymorphs. (obj. 20x) |
![](pic/scyt17103.jpg) | ![Statistics are not available](public/images/icon/statsbw.png) | Pap smear from a patient treated with radiotherapy for anal cancer : macrocytosis and macronucleosis, intracytoplasmic inclusion containing a dyskeratotic cell (arrow). (obj. 20x) |
![](pic/scyt17104.jpg) | ![](public/images/icon/stats.png) | Pap smear from a patient treated with radiotherapy for anal cancer : macrocytosis and macronucleosis, cytoplasmic vacuoles and phagocytosis of polymorphs. (obj. 20x) |
![](pic/scyt17106.jpg) | ![](public/images/icon/stats.png) | Pap smear from a patient treated with radiotherapy for anal cancer: one small and one giant keratinised or necrotic fibre cell. The definite interpretation needs knowing the history. (obj. 20x) |
![](pic/scyt14958.jpg) | ![](public/images/icon/stats.png) | Large and bizarre cell (arrow) either in an invasive squamous cell carcinoma (like in this smear), surrounded by typical malignant cells, or after radiotherapy treatment. (obj. 20x) |