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R-16: Chronic nonspecific cervisit Ectoservikal squamous epithelium Endoservical columnar epithelium Dilated cystic endoservical glands lymphoplasmocytes

R18:Squamous cell carcinoma insitu Neoplastic epithelium (having all the cytologic features of a carcinoma) Basement membrane Endoservical gland İnflammatory reaction

R18:Squamous cell carcinoma insitu Neoplastic epithelium (having all the cytologic features of a carcinoma) Basement membrane Endoservical gland İnflammatory reaction

19a:Squamous cell carcinoma of cervix Squamous cell carcinoma Lymphocytic cells

19a:Squamous cell carsinoma of cervix Squamous cell carsinoma Lymphocytic cells

R7a:Proliferative phase of endometrium Tubular glands with pseudostratified epithelium Cellular endometrial stroma

R3:Secretory phase endometrium Convoluted glands Edematous stroma Secretion

R7a: Adenomyosis Myometrium Endometrial glands Endometrial stroma

R7a: Adenomyosis Myometrium Endometrial glands Endometrial stroma

R9:Endometrial polip Cuboidal epithelium similar to endometrial surface epithelium Cystic glands Lining epithelium is flattened Fibrous stroma

R9:Endometrial polip Cuboidal epithelium similar to endometrial surface epithelium Cystic glands Lining epithelium is flattened Fibrous stroma

R9:Endometrial polip Cuboidal epithelium similar to endometrial surface epithelium Cystic glands Lining epithelium is flattened Fibrous stroma

Adenocarcinoma of endometrium Closely packed back to back arranged irregular glandular structures Atypical stratified epithelial cells Scanty connective tissue stroma

R11:Adenocarcinoma of endometrium Closely packed back to back arranged irregular glandular structures Atypical stratified epithelial cells Scanty connective tissue stroma Neoplastic cells:vesicular nuclei, scanty cytoplasm

R10:Leiomyoma uteri Regulary arranged smooth muscle fibers Anastomosing whorled fascicles of fusiform cells Leiomyoma uteri

R36:Normal placenta Chorionic villi Chorionic plate

R36:Normal placenta Chorionic villi Fetal capillaries Single layer of syncytiotrophoblast

R38:Mole hydatiform Swollen enlarged,edematous chorionic villi devoid capillaries Trophoblastic proliferation

R38:Mole hydatiform Swollen enlarged,edematous chorionic villi devoid capillaries Trophoblastic proliferation

R39:Choriocarcinoma Myometrium Epithelial malign tumor Hemorrhage necrosis

R39:Choriocarcinoma Tumor consist of two cell types: Cells with clear cytoplasm, Multinucleated cells with abundant cytoplasm

R25:Normal ovary/cortex Epithelial inclusion glands Denuded surface epithelium Cortex of ovary

R25:Normal ovary/cortex-medulla Corpora albicans Blood vessels

R30:Mucinous cystadenoma of ovary Cyst Monolayered epithelium composed of tall columnar or cuboidal cells with clear cytoplasm

R29:Serous papillary cystadenocarcinoma of ovary Papillary structures Stratified epithelial cells with cellular atypia

R33:Ovarian fibroma Well differentiated fibroblasts

R31:Mature cystic teratoma of ovary Stratified squamous epithelium Sebaceus glands

R31:Matur cystic teratoma of ovary Cartilage Submucosal glands Respiratory epithelium

S7:Fibrocystic disease dilate ducts& apocrin metaplasia Dilated ducts Apocrin metaplasia Fibrosis in the stroma

S7:Fibrocystic disease/adenosis Proliferation of epithelial cells of small ductuli = adenosis

S8:Fibroadenoma of breast Loose proliferated fibroblastic stroma Glandular lumina Collapsed, irregular clefts

S19:İnfiltrative ductal carcinoma of the breast Fat tissue İnfiltrating tumor tumor

S19-B:Lymph node metastasis of infiltrative ductal carcinoma İnfitratif ductal carcinoma Lymph node Capsule of lymph node