Image | Statistics | Caption |
![](pic/s00004222.jpg) | ![Statistics are not available](public/images/icon/statsbw.png) | Conization: microinvasive squamous cell carcinoma associated with a carcinoma in situ and a follicular cervicitis (star). Presence of nests of squamous malignant cells (circle) outside the normal glandular area (dots). For staging see the TNM and FIGO classifications. |
![](pic/s00002234.jpg) | ![](public/images/icon/stats.png) | Microinvasive squamous cell carcinoma. Higher magnification. |
![](pic/s00002235.jpg) | ![Statistics are not available](public/images/icon/statsbw.png) | Microinvasive squamous cell carcinoma. Higher magnification of the previous picture. Lymphatic emboli. (arrows) |
![](pic/s00002236.jpg) | ![Statistics are not available](public/images/icon/statsbw.png) | Micro-invasive squamous cell carcinoma. Higher magnification of the previous picture. Four lymphatic emboli. (arrows) |
![](pic/s00006994.jpg) | ![](public/images/icon/stats.png) | Microinvasive carcinoma: mature neoplastic squamous cell nests infiltrating the connective tissue 2mm in depth (bar). |
![](pic/s00006993.jpg) | ![](public/images/icon/stats.png) | Microinvasive carcinoma: mature neoplastic squamous cell nests (arrows) infiltrating the connective tissue 2mm in depth, with a carcinoma in situ on the surface (star). |