Image | Statistics | Caption |
 |  | Histogenesis of the transformation zone according to A. Ferenczy. |
 |  | Transformation zone with minimal cervicitis. Sharp border between the squamous and the endocervical epithelium. |
 | | Transformation zone: (early) immature squamous metaplasia with hyperplasia of reserve cells. Normal endocervical cells can be seen at the surface . |
 | | Transformation zone: squamous metaplasia. Reserve cell hyperplasia. Normal endocervical cells can be seen on the surface . |
 | | Transformation zone: squamous metaplasia. Remaining endocervical cells on the surface. Occasional lymphocytic exocytosis. |
 | | Transformation zone: normal squamous epithelium (red star), squamous metaplasia (green star) with some remaining endocervical cells (blue arrow). |
 | | Transformation zone: squamous epithelium islet in the endocervix area. |
 | | Transformation zone: ciliated metaplasia of the endocervical epithelium (arrows). |
 | | Transformation zone: tubal (ciliated) metaplasia of the endocervical epithelium. |
 | | Transitional metaplasia and atrophy after androgen treatment. |
 | | Transitional metaplasia and atrophy after androgen treatment. Coffee bean nuclei (circles). |
 | | Ectocervix, Nabothian cyst. |
 | | Uterine cervix, post menopausal woman, retraction of the junction zone into the cervical canal (arrow). |
