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: Focal serous papillaryproliferation with calcifications including psammoma bodies, no definite stromal ... . Endometrium: atypicalproliferation. I think I am most questioning the psassoma... View answer
parts: Cervix: mild chronic inflammation endometetrium: Atypicalproliferation (stripe was only 2mm on ...: focal serous papillaryproliferation with calcifictions including psammoma bodies; no... View answer
: Sections studied show proliferation of endometrial glands some of them are cystically dilated with papillary infolding . No granulomes or atypical cells seen in sections studied. IMPRESSION : Simple ... View answer
. CORES OF RIGHT SIDE SHOW AN IN SITU COMPLEX ATYPICAL CRIBRIFORM PROLIFERATION EXPANDING LARGE GLANDULAR ... PLEOMORPHISM. THE IN SITU PROLIFERATION INVOLVES 33, 15 AND 25% OF THE TOTAL CORE LENTGHS... View answer
Just got a hysterectomy to remove a fibroid tumor final diagnosis Uterus (1624 grams) Atypical smooth muscle proliferation (14 cm) worrisome for cervix with endometriosis. Wanted to find out the next ... View answer
I just received a pathology report that says, final diagnosis: Atypical ducal epithelial proliferation with features suspicious for low grade ducal carcinoma in situ, 3 mm in greatest dimension.. Pre ... View answer
Answered by :Dr. Dholariya Sagar Jayantilal
( General & Family Physician)
Received my mothers Pathology results from something she had removed Monday and it states 1) POLYPOID ENDOMETRIAL PROLIFERATION WITH ATYPICAL STROMA AND BENIGN GLADULAR COMPONENTS 2) EXTENSIVE ... View answer
Answered by :Dr. Eliz Thomas
( Pathologist and Microbiologist)
MY GRANDSON S PATHOLOGY REPORT CAME BACK AS AN ATYPICAL MELANOCYTIC PROLIFERATION. HE IS BEING CALLED BACK FOR RE-EXCISION. WOULD IT BE SAFER FOR HIM TO SEE AN ONCOLOGIST AND IS HE AT AN INCREASED ... View answer
Husband dx malignant melanoma , Clark s level II; Breslows thickness 0.5mm, non-ulcerated, non-mitogenic, atypical melanocytic proliferation. Shave biopsy , as the derm did not think it was much concern ... View answer
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