color atlas of histopathology of the cervix uteri 2nd ed - c dallenbach - hellweg, et al , (springer, 2006)

... countries a decline in the incidence and mortality of cervical cancer has been observed in the past 30 years. The description of a cytological technique of cervical cancer detection by Papanicolaou ... be practiced in line with the medico-legal and medico-economical environment. In the USA the cytological classification most commonly used is the Bethesda system (Solomon an...

... irregularity. The perimeter of the lesion is uneven, undulating, ragged, notched, or blurred. C = Color. Multiple shades of tan, brown, black, red, white, and blue are admixed, produc- ing a mottled ... together, these optical means allow the visualization of certain epidermal, dermo-epidermal, and der- mal structures. As immersion liquid we recom- mend the use of 60°...

... or rostral (os, mouth; rostrum, beak ), the pos- terior end is called caudal (cauda, tail ), the underside is called basal or ventral (venter, abdomen ), and the upper side is called dor- sal (dorsum, ... the other. The commissural sys- tems, which connect the two hemispheres, develop in this segment of the thickened wall, or commissural plate. The largest of them...

... or rostral (os, mouth; rostrum, beak ), the pos- terior end is called caudal (cauda, tail ), the underside is called basal or ventral (venter, abdomen ), and the upper side is called dor- sal (dorsum, ... the other. The commissural sys- tems, which connect the two hemispheres, develop in this segment of the thickened wall, or commissural plate. The largest of them...