cervix
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- architecture
- zones
- ectocervix: squamous
- transition: squamocolumnar junction
- endocervix: columnar epithelium and glands
- epithelium: squamous or columnar
- stroma: mucinous glands
- hormone effects
- arias stella
- pseudodecidual reaction of stromal cells
- atrophy
- postmenopausal
- squamous epithelium lacks glycogen-rich vacuolated cells
- lack of normal maturation/orientation, but no atypia (vs full thickness HSIL)
- others
Non-neoplastic- inflammation
- cervicitis
- repair
- squamous repair
- endocervical repair
- radiation changes
- polyps
- cysts
- hyperplasia
- metaplasia
- ectopia
WHO neoplasms- epithelial
- mesenchymal
- mixed epithelial and mesenchymal
- carcinosarcoma
- adenosarcoma
- Wilms tumor
- adenofibroma
- adenomyoma
- melanocytic
- GCT
- yolk sac tumor
- dermoid cyst
- mature cystic teratoma
- lymphoma
- metastasis
Patterns- clear cells
- koilocyte-looking
- HPV (p16+)
- squamous repair (halos, but nucleus not rasinoid)
- atrophy-related perinuclear halos
- infection-related perinuclear halos (no nuclear enlargement or atypia)
- HSIL or AIS like
- HSIL, AIS (p16+)
- reactive changes
- immature metaplasia
- atrophy
- lymphoid follicle
- normal lymphoid follicle (germinal center, has macrophages)
- chronic cervicitis
- lymphoma (infiltrates deep)
- papillary
- spindle cell
TNM (useful for grossing)- T1: uterus confined
- T1a: microscopic
- T1a1: stromal invasion <= 3mm deep, <= 7mm spread
- T1a2: stromal invasion 3-5mm deep, <= 7mm spread
- T1b: grossly visible or size > T1a2
- T2: beyond uterus
- T2a: no parametrial invasion
- T2b: parametrial invasion
- T3: involves lower 1/3 vagina, pelvic wall, or causes hydronephrosis or non-functioning kidney
- T3a: involves lower 1/3 vagina
- T3b: involves pelvic wall or causes hydronephrosis or non-functioning kidney
- T4: invades mucosa of bladder or rectum, or extends beyond true pelvis
- Regional nodes
- paracervical
- hypogastric (internal iliac, obturator)
- common and external iliac
- presacral
- lateral sacral
Staging- IA: T1a
- IA1: T1a1
- IA2: T1a2
- IB: T1b
- IB1: T1b1
- IB2: T1b2
- IIA: T2a
- IIB: T2b
- IIIA: T3a
- IIIB: T3b or N1
- IVA: T4
- IVB: M1
Sign out- endocervical curretage
- scant fragments of benign endocervical epithelium with reactive changes
- Abundant admixed mucus and neutrophils
- no dysplasia identified
- cervical biopsy / LEEP / cone
- CIN___
- margins negative for dysplasia
- benign endocervical glands
- no invasive carcinoma
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