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This microscopic appearance is suggestive of a focus of chronic lymphocytic thyroiditis. To be compared with ultrasound data. No evidence of atypical cells within the limits of the material examined.
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Received 04 smears from an ultrasound-guided cytopuncture of a right thyroid nodular formation, EUTIRADS 4. Microscopy: The microscopic study of the smears received shows moderate cellularity, made essentially of mature lymphocytic cells isolated or grouped in aggregates, mixed with activated lymphocytes , on a hemorrhagic background.
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Cytological appearance strongly suggests a papillary thyroid carcinoma.
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Received 04 smears from an ultrasound-guided cytopuncture of a 22 mm left lobar nodule, classified EUTIRADS 3. Microscopy: The microscopic study shows moderate cellularity, made of clusters and aggregates of follicular cells with slightly hypertrophied, packed nuclei against each other in places, with homogeneous chromatin, some of which are provided with grooves or pseudo intranuclear inclusions. The background is hemorrhagic.
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No evidence of atypical cells within the limits of the material examined.
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Clinical information: hypertension + lung neoplasia. Material transmitted: 10 cc of a pleural fluid with a hemorrhagic appearance. Centrifugation, spreading on slides and staining with papanicolaou. Microscopy: The microscopic study of the smears produced shows hemorrhagic smears dotted with rare lymphocytic elements and rare polynuclear cells. No evidence of atypical cells within the limits of the material examined.
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Ordinary cytology of the parotid salivary gland. To be repeated under ultrasound control.
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The cytopuncture focused on a small mass under the left angular maxilla of chronic evolution. Microscopy: The microscopic study shows moderate cellularity, made of acinis and clusters of regular salivary gland cells, on a serohaematic background.
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Chronic reactive lymphadenitis. ++
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Cytopuncture focused on left basi cervical lymphadenopathy, of chronic evolution in a context of cervical polyadenopathy. Ultrasound: in favor of frankly hypoechoic bilateral cervical lymphadenopathy which could be of specific infectious origin. Serohematic material was aspirated. Microscopy: The microscopic study shows a rich cellularity made of layers of regular lymphocytic cells, mixed with activated immunoblastic and centroblastic lymphoid cells. The background is serohematic.
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Chronic reactive lymphadenitis. ++
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Cytopuncture focused on a small lymphadenopathy under the right angulo-maxillary. A small amount of serohaematic material was aspirated. Ultrasound: * Normal parotid glands located to the right of 02 non-pejorative deep lymph nodes. * Adenopathy with an inflammatory appearance under the right angulo-maxillary. * Bilateral lateral cervical lymph nodes of physiological appearance. Microscopy: The microscopic study shows moderate cellularity made up of layers of regular lymphocytic cells, mixed with activated immunoblastic and centroblastic lymphoid cells. The background is serohematic.
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Non-contributory levy.
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Received 05 smears from an ultrasound-guided cytopuncture of a left thyroid nodular formation, TIRADS 4. Microscopy: The microscopic study of all the smears received shows paucicellular hemorrhagic smears.
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Absence of atypical cells within the limits of the material examined.
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* Received 04 layers of an ultrasound-guided cytopuncture of a right lobar nodule of (16x13) mm, heterogeneous iso-echoic, with clear and regular contours. * Aspiration of a multi-loculated left lobar cyst bringing back 11 cc of brownish appearance. Centrifugation , spreading on blades and
Papanicolaou coloring. Microscopy: The microscopic study shows: Right lobar nodule: poor cellularity, made essentially of bare nuclei, on a colloid background. Left lobar cyst: prepared smears show acellular colloid and hematic smears.
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Chronic reactive lymphadenitis. ++
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The cytopuncture focused on left side cervical lymphadenopathy. Hematic material was aspirated (bleeding on contact with the needle). Microscopy: The microscopic study shows moderate cellularity made up of layers of regular lymphocytic cells, mixed with activated lymphoid cells. The background is hematic.
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Cytological appearance suggestive of a galactocele. No evidence of atypical cells within the limits of the material examined.
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Fine puncture focused on a mass in the left QSE. Ultrasound: cystic formation in the left breast, suggestive of a galactocele. 01 cc of lactescent fluid was aspirated. Microscopy: The microscopic study of the smears produced shows moderate cellularity, made essentially of histiocytic cells, mixed with rare clusters of regular galactophoric cells. The background is serofibrinous.
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Cytological appearance suggestive of a goitrous nodule. No evidence of atypical cells within the limits of the material examined.
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Received 04 spreads from an ultrasound-guided aspiration cytology of a right lobar nodule of (28x10) mm, heterogeneous iso-echoic, with clear and regular contours. Microscopy: Microscopic study of the smears received shows poor cellularity, made up of rare clusters of regular follicular cells, on a serohaematic background.
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Cytological appearance suggestive of a goitrous nodule. No evidence of atypical cells within the limits of the material examined.
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Received 05 ultrasound-guided cytopuncture smears of a right posterior midlobar nodular formation, TIRADS 3. Microscopy: The microscopic study shows scanty cellularity, made up of a few clusters of regular follicular cells, on a serohaematic background.
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Cytological appearance suggestive of a goitrous nodule. No evidence of atypical cells within the limits of the material examined.
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Received 06 ultrasound-guided cytopuncture smears of a left isthmo lobar nodular formation, TIRADS 4. Microscopy: The microscopic study shows scanty cellularity, made up of a few clusters of regular follicular cells, on a hemorrhagic background.
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Absence of atypical cells.
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Received 02 smears from a cytopuncture of a breast cyst (rock water content). Microscopy: Microscopic study of the two smears received shows acellular serous smears. Absence of atypical cells.
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Cytological appearance suggestive of goitrous nodules. No evidence of atypical cells within the limits of the material examined.
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Received 09 smears from an ultrasound-guided aspiration cytology of bilateral thyroid nodular formations on large macro nodular goiter with a large dip. The nodules are of identical homogeneous echogenic nature. The sample is directed towards the large formations. Microscopy: The microscopic study shows: Right lobar thyroid nodule: scant cellularity, made of clusters and aggregates of regular follicular cells, on a serohematic background. Left lobar thyroid nodule: serohematic background dotted with a few clusters of regular follicular cells.
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Cytological appearance suggests a goitrous nodule. No evidence of atypical cells.
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Received 06 ultrasound-guided cytopuncture smears of a left thyroid nodular formation of more than 30 mm long axis, TIRADS 3. Microscopy: The microscopic study shows scanty cellularity, made of clusters and aggregates of follicular cells regular, on a serohaematic background.
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No evidence of atypical cells within the limits of the material examined.
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Clinical information: Right pulmonary condensation. Material transmitted: 05 cc of a bronchial aspiration liquid with a serohematic appearance. Centrifugation, spreading on slides and staining with papanicolaou. Microscopy: The microscopic study of the smears produced shows poor cellularity, made of scattered metaplastic squamous cells with regular nuclei, on a serous background dotted with rare inflammatory elements. No evidence of atypical cells within the limits of the material examined.
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Inconclusive samples.
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Received 08 smears from an ultrasound-guided aspiration cytology of two right lobar, mid-lobar nodules; measuring respectively 04 mm (blade N: 01) and 05 mm (blade N: 02). Microscopy: The microscopic study shows: 04 mm nodule: poor cellularity, made of regular, scattered bare nuclei, on a serohaematic background. 05 mm nodule: acellular hemorrhagic smear.
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Cytological appearance suggestive of a goitrous nodule. No evidence of atypical cells within the limits of the material examined.
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Received 04 smears from an ultrasound-guided cytopuncture of a right lower lobar nodule measuring (31x18) mm, TIRADS 4. Microscopy: The microscopic study shows scanty cellularity, made of clusters and aggregates of follicular cells with often nuclei regular, sometimes dystrophic, on a serohaematic background.
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Benign cytology in favor of breast fibroadenoma.
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The cytopuncture focused on a nodule in the QIE of the left breast, well limited, mobile. abundant was sucked up. Microscopy: The microscopic study shows a rich cellularity, made of clusters, aggregates and digitiform plaques of galactophoric cells with regular nuclei, on a serous background, dotted with innumerable bare nuclei.
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Cytological appearance suggestive of goitrous nodules. No evidence of atypical cells.
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Received 04 spreads from an ultrasound-guided cytopuncture of two thyroid nodules: Sample 01: Left lower lobar nodule of 19 mm, TIRADS 3. Sample 02: Right mid-lobar nodule of (11x08) mm, TIRADS 4. Microscopy: The microscopic study of all the smears received show scant cellularity, made up of clusters and aggregates of regular follicular cells, on a serohematic background.
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Benign cytology consistent with a cystic colloid goitrous nodule.
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Received 02 smears and 01 cc of a brownish colloid liquid collected by cytopuncture
ultrasound-guided study of a 20 mm mixed left isthmo lobar thyroid nodule, TIRADS 3.
Microscopy: The microscopic study of the smears received and those prepared shows a moderate cellularity, made of clusters and aggregates of follicular cells with regular nuclei, on a colloid and hematic background, dotted with macrophage histiocytes.
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Inconclusive sampling.
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Received 05 ultrasound-guided cytopuncture smears of a right thyroid nodular formation with a mixed component made of a hyperechoic halo-peripheral and a heterogeneous hypoechoic central zone without micro-calcification, regular contours and well limited, classified in EUTIRADS 4 given the central hypoechoic zone. Microscopy: Microscopic study of all smears shows acellular hemorrhagic smears.
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Chronic reactive lymphadenitis. ++
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Received 04 ultrasound-guided cytopuncture smears of a right submaxillary lymph node formation of (22x09) mm, oval, well limited, with central vascularization, with a benign inflammatory appearance. Microscopy: The microscopic study shows moderate cellularity made up of layers of regular lymphocytic cells, mixed with activated lymphoid cells. The background is serohematic.
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Inconclusive sampling.
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Received 03 smears from an ultrasound-guided aspiration cytology of a 30 mm right thyroid nodule, TIRADS 3. Microscopy: The microscopic study of all the smears shows acellular serohaematic smears.
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Inconclusive sampling. To be redone.
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Received 04 ultrasound-guided cytopuncture smears of a right breast nodule in the lower-inner quadrant, measuring (17x08) mm, with clear and regular contours, oval, moderately hypoechoic without calcification and without attenuation of ultrasound beams. Microscopy: Microscopic study of all smears shows a paucicellular serohaematic smear.
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Lymphocyte cytology. No evidence of atypical cells within the limits of the material examined.
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Clinical information: Right pleural effusion of small amounts of fluid. Material transmitted: 03 cc of a pleural fluid with an orange-yellow appearance. Centrifugation, spreading on slides and staining with papanicolaou. Microscopy: The microscopic study shows moderate cellularity, made essentially of mature lymphocytic cells, mixed with a few quiescent mesothelial cells, isolated or grouped in small clusters. The background is serous.
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Cytological appearance suggestive of a subcutaneous lipoma of the right submandibular region.
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The cytopuncture focused on a swelling under the right jaw, mobile, of chronic evolution. Ultrasound: appearance suggestive of a lipoma A little serous material was aspirated. Microscopy: The microscopic study shows poor cellularity, made up of rare small clusters of regular adipocyte cells, on a serous background.
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Strong suspicion of large cell lymph node lymphoma. To be completed by excisional biopsy for histo-immunohistochemical typing.
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The cytopuncture focused on left submaxillary lymphadenopathy evolving for around 3 months. Ultrasound: left submaxillary lymphadenopathy, without inflammatory changes in the surrounding fat. Hematic material was aspirated. Microscopy: The microscopic study shows a rich cellularity, made essentially of layers of dyscohesive lymphoid cells, with nuclei often of medium size, sometimes of large size, provided with small nucleoli. Mature lymphocytic elements are associated with them.
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Absence of atypical cells.
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Clinical information: Cytology of contents found inside the gallbladder. Material transmitted: 10 cc of gelatinous material. Microscopy: The microscopic study of the smears produced shows a mucoid background dotted with cylindrical cells, isolated or grouped in clusters, with regular nuclei. Absence of atypical cells.
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Cytological appearance suggests a goitrous colloid nodule. No evidence of atypical cells.
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Received 04 spreads and 01 cc of a liquid
with a brownish colloid appearance taken by a cytopuncture
ultrasound-guided study of a right thyroid nodular formation, TIRADS 3. Microscopy: The microscopic study of the smears received and those made shows a scant cellularity, made of clusters and aggregates of regular follicular cells, on a colloid and hematic background, dotted with a few macrophage histiocytes.
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Cytological appearance suggestive of a dystrophic mammalian cyst with epithelial hyperplasia. Benign cytology.
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Received 03 ultrasound-guided cytopuncture smears of a 13 mm septate right breast cyst (right QSI), classified BIRADS 3 by the ACR. Microscopy: The microscopic study shows moderate cellularity, made of clusters, aggregates and single-layer plaques, composed of galactophoric cells with round or ovoid nuclei, with homogeneous, regular chromatin. The background is serohematic, dotted with rare macrophage histiocytes .
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Cytological appearance suggests a breast fibroadenoma.
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Received 04 smears from an ultrasound-guided aspiration cytology of a left breast nodule of the QIE, measuring (22x09) mm, lobulated, classified BIRADS 4 of the ACR. Microscopy: The microscopic study shows a rich cellularity, made up of clusters, aggregates and plaques of galactophoric cells with round or ovoid nuclei, with homogeneous, regular chromatin. The background is serohematic, dotted with a few bare nuclei.
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Cytological appearance suggestive of a follicular lesion with nuclear atypia of undetermined significance, calling for histological control. Cytology classifiable in Bethesda category III.
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Received 03 smears from an ultrasound-guided cytopuncture of a right lobar thyroid nodule of 09 mm, classified EUTIRADS 4. Microscopy: The microscopic study of the smears received shows moderate cellularity, made of follicular-looking cells, isolated or grouped in clusters and in aggregates. These sometimes have hypertrophied nuclei, of variable size, with homogeneous chromatin, without evidence of nuclear characteristics of papillary carcinomas. The background is serohematic.
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Inconclusive sampling.
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Received 04 ultrasound-guided cytopuncture scans of a 13 mm lower left lobar nodule, deep left inter-esophageal-carotid site, with clear and regular contours. Microscopy: Microscopic study of all smears shows serous, acellular smears.
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Cytological appearance suggests a goitrous colloid nodule.
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Received 03 smears from an ultrasound-guided cytopuncture of a 30 mm left thyroid nodule, EUTIRADS 4. Microscopy: The microscopic study shows moderate cellularity, made of clusters, aggregates and plaques of follicular cells with nuclei often of small size, with homogeneous, regular chromatin. The background is colloid and hematic.
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Benign cytology in favor of a goitrous colloid nodule.
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Received 04 smears of 01 cc of a serohematic fluid collected by ultrasound-guided cytopuncture from a solido-cystic left lobar thyroid nodule of 30 mm, classified EUTIRADS 3. Microscopy: The microscopic study of the smears received and those prepared shows scanty cellularity , made of clusters and aggregates of follicular cells with regular nuclei, on a colloid and hematic background.
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Non-contributory levy.
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Received 02 smears from an ultrasound-guided cytopuncture of a left breast nodule, hypoechoic, well circumscribed by 10 mm, of infra-dermal location, classified BIRADS 3. Microscopy: The microscopic study of the two smears received shows acellular serous smears.
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Cytological appearance suggestive of a goitrous nodule. No evidence of atypical cells within the limits of the material examined.
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Received 06 smears from an ultrasound-guided cytopuncture of a heterogeneous isoechoic right thyroid nodular formation by the presence of fluid areas, regular and well-limited contours, TIRADS 3. Microscopy: The microscopic study shows scanty cellularity, made of rare clusters of regular follicular cells, on a serohaematic background.
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Cytological appearance suggests a goitrous colloid nodule with oncocytic cell metaplasia. Cytology classifiable in the benign category according to Bethesda.
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Received 04 smears from an ultrasound-guided cytopuncture of a 38 mm right isthmo lobar thyroid nodule, TIRADS 3. Microscopy: The microscopic study shows significant cellularity, made up of vesicular structures of variable size, aggregate clusters and single-layer plaques , composed of follicular cells with regular nuclei. There are some clusters of oncocytic cells with dystrophic nuclei. The background is colloidal and hematic.
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Paucicellular sampling, non-contributory. To be redone.
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Received 02 ultrasound-guided cytopuncture smears of a 13 mm right lobar thyroid nodule, classified EUTIRADS 5. Microscopy: The microscopic study shows scanty cellularity, made up of rare small clusters of regular follicular cells, on a hemorrhagic background.
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Cytological appearance suggestive of a paucicellular fibroadipose lesion. Cytology of little contribution.
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The cytopuncture focused on a large mass in the left breast. MRI: large solid mass with a benign appearance in the left breast, suggesting probable adenofibrolipoma, classified ACR3. A serolipid material was aspirated on multiple iterative punctures. Microscopy: Microscopic study of the smears produced shows rare clusters of regular connective cells, on a serolipid background.
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Cytological appearance suggestive of a goitrous nodule. No evidence of atypical cells within the limits of the material examined.
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Received 03 smears from an ultrasound-guided cytopuncture of a posterior left mid-lobar thyroid nodule measuring 08 mm, classified EUTIRADS 4. Microscopy: The microscopic study shows scanty cellularity, made of clusters and aggregates of follicular cells in the nuclei regular, on a serohematic background.
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Non-contributory deduction, to be redone.
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Received 03 ultrasound-guided aspiration cytology smears of 45 mm right cervical lymphadenopathy. Microscopy: Microscopic study of the three smears received shows paucicellular hemorrhagic smears.
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Cytological appearance suggests a goitrous nodule. Benign cytology.
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The cytopuncture focused on a thyroid macro nodule, mobile on swallowing, classified TIRADS 4 A. Hematic material was aspirated. Microscopy: The microscopic study shows moderate cellularity, made of clusters, aggregates and plaques of follicular cells with regular nuclei, on a serohematic background.
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Paucicellular sampling, not very contributory.
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Received 03 ultrasound-guided cytopuncture smears of a 21 mm left thyroid nodule, EUTIRADS 4. Microscopy: The microscopic study shows poor cellularity, made of rare clusters of regular follicular cells, on a hemorrhagic background.
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Inconclusive sampling.
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Received 03 ultrasound-guided cytopuncture smears of a diffuse goiter plunging to the left with a hypoechoic nodule of 26 mm left lobar base, in euthyroidism. Microscopy: Microscopic study of all smears shows acellular hemorrhagic smears.
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No evidence of atypical cells within the limits of the material examined.
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Received 04 ultrasound-guided cytopuncture smears of a remodeled and hyper vascularized thyroid parenchyma, in favor of hyperthyroidism, without nodular lesion detected. Microscopy: Microscopic study of the smears received shows scanty cellularity, made up of clusters and aggregates of follicular cells with scant cytoplasm, with round or ovoid nuclei, with homogeneous chromatin, sometimes dystrophic. The background is hemorrhagic. No evidence of atypical cells within the limits of the material examined.
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Chronic reactive lymphadenitis. ++
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Received 04 smears from an ultrasound-guided aspiration cytology of left subangulo-mandibular adenomegaly of 10 mm. Microscopy: The microscopic study shows moderate cellularity made up of layers of regular lymphocytic cells, mixed with activated immunoblastic and centroblastic lymphoid cells. The background is serohematic.
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Microscopic study of the smears produced shows acellular serohaematic smears.
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Clinical information:.Peritoneal cytology.Patient operated on for a borderline serous tumor. Material transmitted: 05 cc of a liquid with a brownish appearance. Centrifugation,
spreading on slides and papanicolaou staining. Microscopy: Microscopic study of the smears produced shows acellular serohaematic smears.
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Cytological appearance suggestive of a goitrous nodule. No evidence of atypical cells within the limits of the material examined.
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Received 03 smears from an ultrasound-guided aspiration cytology of a 50 mm right thyroid nodule, TIRADS 4 c. Microscopy: The microscopic study shows poor cellularity, made up of rare small clusters of regular follicular cells, on a serohematic background.
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No evidence of atypical cells.
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Clinical information: Peritoneal cysts (ATCD of colon neoplasia). Material transmitted: 06 cc of a liquid with an orange-yellow appearance. Centrifugation,
spreading on slides and papanicolaou staining. Microscopy: The microscopic study of the smears produced shows poor cellularity, made up of scattered lymphocytic cells, on a serous background. No evidence of atypical cells.
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Cytological appearance in favor of chronic tuberculoid axillary lymphadenitis. No evidence of atypical cells within the limits of the material examined. An excisional biopsy is necessary for a precise histological label (sarcoidosis? Tuberculosis? Others...).
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Patient with recently discovered bilateral axillary lymphadenopathy. Mammography: bilateral axillary lymphadenopathy, to be explored. Examination classified BIRADS 1 of the bilateral ACR. Serohematic material was aspirated. Microscopy: The microscopic study shows: Right axillary lymphadenopathy: rich cellularity, characterized by the presence of numerous flaps of epithelioid histiocytic cells, associated with multinucleated giant cells, on a serohematic background dotted with mature and activated lymphocytic elements. Left axillary lymphadenopathy: moderate cellularity, characterized by the presence of a few multinucleated giant cells, associated with rare clusters of epithelioid histiocytic cells, on a serohematic background, dotted with lymphocytic elements.
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No evidence of atypical cells within the limits of this examination.
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Patient with bilateral nipple discharge, greenish, biporic on the left and uniporic on the right. Mammography: cyst and right breast nodule of benign appearance with moderate bilateral ductal ectasia complicated by galactophoritis on the left, classified BIRADS 3. Microscopy: The microscopic study of all the smears carried out on both breasts show a similar cytological appearance, showing poor cellularity, made exclusively of scattered histiocytic cells, on a serofibrinous background. No evidence of atypical cells within the limits of this examination.
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Cytological appearance suggests a breast fibroadenoma.
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Received 03 ultrasound-guided cytopuncture smears of a left breast nodule measuring (22x05) mm, suggestive of a fibroadenoma, classified BIRADS 3 by the ACR. Microscopy: The microscopic study shows moderate cellularity, made of clusters and aggregates of galactophoric cells with regular nuclei, mixed with myoepithelial cells. The background is serohematic, dotted with bare nuclei.
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Cytological appearance suggestive of goitrous nodules. No evidence of atypical cells within the limits of the material examined.
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Received 08 smears from an ultrasound-guided cytopuncture of right thyroid nodules: : Nodule 01: poor cellularity, made of rare clusters of regular follicular cells, on a colloid background, dotted with macrophage histiocytes. Nodule 02: scanty cellularity, made of clusters and aggregates of regular follicular cells, on a serohematic background.
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Benign cytology in favor of a goitrous colloid nodule.
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Received 03 smears from an ultrasound-guided cytopuncture of a 25 mm right paralobar thyroid nodule, TIRADS 3. Microscopy: The microscopic study shows moderate cellularity, made of clusters, aggregates and plaques of follicular cells in the nuclei regular, on a discreetly hematic colloid background.
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Cytological appearance suggestive of granulomatous thyroiditis. Another sample of better quality is necessary to support the cytological diagnosis.
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Received 04 smears from an ultrasound-guided cytopuncture of a right thyroid nodule, classified TIRADS 5. Microscopy: The microscopy study shows scanty cellularity, made essentially of multinucleated giant cells, mixed with a few clusters of epithelioid cells and rare small cluster of follicular cells, often crushed. The bottom is serohaematic, dotted with a scant thick colloid substance.
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No evidence of atypical cells within the limits of the material examined.
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Received 02 smears of nipple discharge Microscopy: The microscopic study shows scanty cellularity, made exclusively of histiocytic cells, on a serohematic background. No evidence of atypical cells within the limits of the material examined.
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Absence of atypical cells.
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Clinical information: Patient followed for a non-muscle infiltrating bladder tumor. Material transmitted: 60 cc of a light yellow urinary fluid. Centrifugation,
spreading on slides and papanicolaou staining. Microscopy: The microscopic study of the smears produced shows poor cellularity, made up of rare superficial transitional cells with regular nuclei, on a clean serous background. Absence of atypical cells.
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Cytological appearance suggestive of a goitrous nodule. No evidence of atypical cells within the limits of the material examined.
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Received 08 smears from an ultrasound-guided cytopuncture of left mid-lobar thyroid nodular formations of 18 mm, classified EUTIRADS 4. Microscopy: The microscopic study shows scanty cellularity, made of clusters and aggregates of follicular cells with nuclei often normal size, regular, sometimes dystrophic, on a serohaematic background.
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Benign cytology in favor of goitrous colloid nodules.
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Received 04 spreads from an ultrasound-guided cytopuncture of a right isthmo lobar thyroid nodule of 23 mm TIRADS 3 (02 slides) + Right lobar nodule of 21 mm TIRADS 3 (02 slides). Microscopy: The microscopic study shows: Right lobar nodule: moderate cellularity, made of clusters, aggregates and plaques of regular follicular cells, on a colloid and hematic background. Right isthmo lobar nodules: moderate cellularity, made of follicular cells grouped in clusters and plaques, on a hematic and colloid background, dotted with side-eating histiocytes.
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Benign cytology in favor of a goitrous colloid nodule.
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Received 02 smears from an ultrasound-guided cytopuncture of a 26 mm left thyroid nodule, TIRADS 3. Microscopy: The microscopic study shows moderate cellularity, made of clusters and aggregates of regular follicular cells, on a colloid background and hematic.
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Non-contributory levy.
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Received 03 smears from an ultrasound-guided cytopuncture of a 15 mm right thyroid nodule, TIRADS 4 A. Microscopy: The microscopic study of the three smears received shows paucicellular hemorrhagic smears.
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Cytological appearance in favor of a goitrous nodule with oncocytic inflection. No evidence of atypical cells within the limits of the material examined.
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Received 03 smears from an ultrasound-guided cytopuncture of a 35 mm left thyroid nodule, TIRADS 4 A. Microscopy: The microscopic study shows moderate cellularity, made up of clusters, aggregates and plaques of follicular cells often with inflection oncocytic, with abundant granular eosinophilic cytoplasm, with round or ovoid, regular nuclei. The background is hematic and colloid, dotted with bare nuclei.
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Inconclusive sampling.
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Received 03 smears from an ultrasound-guided cytopuncture of a left thyroid nodule of 09 mm, EUTIRADS 4. Microscopy: The microscopic study of the three smears received shows acellular hemorrhagic smears.
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Cytological appearance suggestive of goitrous colloid nodules. No evidence of atypical cells.
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Received 06 ultrasound-guided cytopuncture smears of left and right thyroid nodular formations, classified TIRADS 3. Microscopy: The microscopic study shows: Lobar nodule: scant cellularity, made of clusters and aggregates of follicular cells with regular nuclei, on a serohematic background. Left lobar nodule: scanty cellularity, made of clusters of regular follicular cells, on a colloid and hematic background.
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Inconclusive sample, to be redone.
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Received 07 smears from an ultrasound-guided cytopuncture of a left lobar nodular formation of 07 mm, classified TIRADS 3. Microscopy: The microscopic study of all the smears shows acellular serohaematic smears.
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Inconclusive samples.
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Received 05 smears from an ultrasound-guided cytopuncture of a left lobar nodular formation of 10 mm, classified TIRADS 3. Microscopy: The microscopic study of all the smears shows paucicellular serohaematic smears.
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Benign cytology in favor of a goitrous colloid nodule.
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Received 03 smears from an ultrasound-guided cytopuncture of a right upper lobar thyroid nodule of 23 mm, TIRADS 4 A. Microscopy: The microscopic study shows moderate cellularity, made of clusters, aggregates and plaques of follicular cells at the regular nuclei, on a colloid and hematic background, dotted with siderophagous histiocytes.
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Cytological appearance suggestive of chronic granulomatous lymphadenitis. An excisional biopsy would be necessary for a precise histological label.
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Cytopuncture focused on two adenopathies of the right spinal chain, contiguous. MRI: homogeneous diffuse hypertrophy of the palatine tonsils, without collection and without invasion of the deep spaces of the face, associated with bilateral cervical lymphadenopathy. Serohematic material was aspirated. Microscopy: The microscopic study shows moderate cellularity, made essentially of mature and activated lymphocytic elements, mixed with a few histiocytic elements. Rare multinucleated giant cells are associated with this.
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Cytological appearance suggestive of a breast fibroadenoma. To be compared with clinical and radiological data.
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Received 04 smears from an ultrasound-guided cytopuncture of a nodule of the right IQI, hypoechoic, homogeneous, oval, well limited, with regular contours, of (17x08) mm. Microscopy: The microscopic study shows poor cellularity, showing on one of the smears a few clusters and aggregates of galactophoric cells with regular nuclei, on a serohematic background, dotted with rare bare nuclei. The other smears are hemorrhagic, acellular.
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Cytological appearance consistent with a papillary microcarcinoma of the thyroid.
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Received 03 smears from an ultrasound-guided cytopuncture of a left lobar thyroid nodule of (09x06) mm, classified EUTIRADS 5. Microscopy: The microscopic study shows a rich cellularity, made of clusters, aggregates and single-layer plaques at the edges digitiform, composed of follicular cells with slightly hypertrophied nuclei, packed against each other in places, with homogeneous chromatin, some of which are provided with grooves. The background is serohematic.
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Cytological appearance suggestive of a goitrous nodule. No evidence of atypical cells within the limits of the material examined.
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Received 03 smears from an ultrasound-guided cytopuncture of a 12 mm right thyroid nodule, EUTIRADS 4. Microscopic study: The microscopic study shows scanty cellularity, made up of a few clusters of follicular cells with normal-sized, regular nuclei, on a serohematic background.
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An excisional biopsy is necessary for an accurate histological label.
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The cytopuncture focused on right submaxillary lymphadenopathy that had been developing for a month. Ultrasound: not available. Hematic material was aspirated (adenopathy bleeding on contact with the needle). Microscopy: The microscopic study shows moderate cellularity, made up of layers of mature and activated lymphocytic cells, mixed with a few polynuclear cells and plasma cells. We find a few cells with a large, weakly nucleolated nucleus, whose appearance sometimes recalls that of the Hodgkin cell. An excisional biopsy is indicated for precise histological labeling.
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Benign cytology in favor of a left lobar colloid goitrous nodule
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The cytopuncture focused on a left mid-lobar thyroid nodule, mobile on swallowing, classified TIRADS 4. Ultrasound: moderate non-compressive multinodular goiter. Serohematic material was aspirated. Microscopy: Microscopic study of the smears produced shows moderate cellularity, made of clusters and aggregates of follicular cells with regular nuclei, on a colloidal, discreetly hematic background.
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Suggestive of a goitrous nodule. No evidence of atypical cells within the limits of the material examined.
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Received 04 smears from an ultrasound-guided aspiration cytology of a left cervical nodular formation in the thyroidectomy site, measuring approximately 10 mm. Microscopy: The microscopic study shows scanty cellularity, made up of a few clusters of thyreocyte-like cells with regular nuclei, on a hemorrhagic background.
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No evidence of atypical cells within the limits of the material examined.
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Clinical information: Large pleural effusion, history of breast neoplasia under chemotherapy. Material transmitted: 15 cc of a liquid with a cloudy yellow appearance. Centrifugation, spreading on slides and staining with papanicolaou. Microscopy: The cytological study of the smears produced shows scanty cellularity, made essentially of scattered lymphocytic cells, mixed with quiescent mesothelial cells isolated or grouped in small clusters. No evidence of atypical cells within the limits of the material examined.
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Cytological appearance suggestive of a benign cystic lesion. Absence of atypical cells.
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Fine aspiration focused on a high median cervical swelling. Ultrasound: cervical cystic formation above the median thyroid. Morphologically normal thyroid. 1.5 cc of a thick orange-yellow liquid was aspirated. Microscopy: The microscopic study of the smears produced shows moderate cellularity, made essentially of macrophage histiocytic cells, mixed with a few polymorphonuclear cells, on a serofibrinous background.
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Cytological appearance suggestive of a goitrous nodule. No evidence of atypical cells within the limits of the material examined.
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Received 02 smears from a cytopuncture of a diffuse goiter with a 22 mm spongiform nodule. Microscopy: The microscopic study shows poor cellularity, made of rare clusters of regular follicular cells, on a serohematic background.
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Cytological appearance suggestive of a hyperplastic oncocytic nodule.
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Received 04 smears from an ultrasound-guided cytopuncture of a right lobar thyroid nodule, EUTIRADS 4. Microscopy: The microscopic study shows moderate cellularity, made up of clusters, aggregates and plaques of follicular cells with oncocytic inflection, with eosinophilic cytoplasm of medium abundance, with slightly hypertrophied, monomorphic nuclei, with homogeneous chromatin. The background is colloid and hematic.
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Cytological appearance suggestive of goitrous colloid nodules. No evidence of atypical cells within the limits of the material examined.
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Received 05 smears and 01 cc of a brownish colloid liquid taken by ultrasound-guided cytopuncture from two hyperechoic right lobar nodular formations heterogeneous by the presence of fluid areas, TIRADS 3. Microscopy: The microscopic study of the smears received and those made shows poor cellularity , made of rare regular cellular clusters, on a colloid and hematic background.
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Cytological appearance suggestive of a vesicular lesion with nuclear atypia of undetermined significance, on lymphocytic thyroiditis. Cytology classifiable in category III according to Bethesda.
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Received 03 smears from an ultrasound-guided cytopuncture of a 17 mm left thyroid nodule, EUTIRADS 4. Microscopy: The microscopic study shows moderate cellularity, made of clusters and aggregates of follicular cells mixed with mature lymphocytic elements and activated. These sometimes have hypertrophied nuclei, packed against each other in places, with homogeneous chromatin. The background is hemorrhagic, dotted with a scanty thick colloid substance.
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Cytological appearance suggestive of an adenomatoid microvesicular lesion. Cytology classifiable in category IV according to Bethesda.
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Received 03 ultrasound-guided cytopuncture smears of a 32 mm right thyroid nodule, TIRADS 4 A. Microscopic study: The microscopic study shows moderate cellularity, made essentially of microvesicular structures and clusters of follicular cells with round or ovoid nuclei , with homogeneous chromatin. The background is hemorrhagic.
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Left breast: serofibrinous and hematic smears, dotted with macrophage histiocytes. We found a single cluster of galactophoric cells with densified nuclei of an atypical appearance, calling for histological control.
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Patient with bilateral nipple discharge, scanty, greenish and hemorrhagic, left uniporic and right uniporic serous. Microscopy: The microscopic study shows: Right breast: acellular serofibrinous smears. Left breast: serofibrinous and hematic smears, dotted with macrophage histiocytes. We found a single cluster of galactophoric cells with densified nuclei of an atypical appearance, calling for histological control.
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Inconclusive sampling.
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Received 06 smears from an ultrasound-guided cytopuncture of a left lobar nodular formation of 20 mm, TIRADS 3. Microscopy: The microscopic study of all the smears shows acellular hemorrhagic smears.
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Cytological appearance suggestive of goitrous nodules. No evidence of atypical cells within the limits of the material examined.
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Received 08 smears from an ultrasound-guided cytopuncture of right and left nodular formations having significant sizes of more than 20 mm, a heterogeneous hyperechoic echostructure on the right by the presence of peripheral macro calcifications, classified EUTIRADS 3. Microscopy: The microscopic study shows: Right lobar nodule: poor cellularity, made of rare clusters of regular follicular cells, on a serohematic background. Left lobe: scanty cellularity, made up of rare clusters of regular follicular cells, on a colloid and hematic background.
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No evidence of atypical cells within the limits of the material examined.
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Patient presenting with bloody, uniporic discharge from the right breast. Ultrasound/mammography: - Scattered bilateral breast calcification without any particular arrangement. - Significant right retro-areolar ductal ectasia. - Examination classified ACR 2. Microscopy: The microscopic study shows a scattered hemorrhagic background siderophagic histiocytic cells, isolated or grouped in clusters. No evidence of atypical cells within the limits of the material examined.
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Cytological appearance suggests a breast fibroadenoma.
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The cytopuncture focused on a nodule of the right QSE, more or less well defined, mobile. Ultrasound: bilateral breast nodules. Examination classified BIRADS 3 of the ACR. Hematic material was aspirated. Microscopy: The microscopic study shows a rich cellularity, made of clusters, aggregates and plaques of galactophoric cells with round or ovoid nuclei, with homogeneous, regular chromatin, on a serohematic background dotted with bare nuclei.
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In favor of caseous necrosis which would be of tuberculous origin.
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Cytopuncture focused on a right submaxillary adenopathy, evolving for 02 years. Ultrasound: two upper right cervical jugulo carotid adenopathy with an infectious appearance with specific germ (tuberculous). 02 cc of a puriform material were aspirated. A culture of BK was requested. Microscopy: The microscopic study shows a granular basophilic necrotic background whose appearance is reminiscent of caseous necrosis, dotted with polymorphonuclear cells and lymphocytic elements.
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This microscopic appearance may correspond to the contents of an ectasia galactophorite. No evidence of signs of specificity or atypical cells within the limits of the material examined.
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Clinical information: ATCD of abscess of the drained right breast. Material transmitted: * 01 cc of a liquid with a hemorrhagic appearance. * 03 cc of a puriform liquid. Microscopy: Microscopic study of the smears produced shows a fibrinohemorrhagic background dotted with histiocytic cells, polymorphonuclear cells and lympho-plasmacytic elements. This microscopic appearance may correspond to the contents of an ectasia galactophorite. No evidence of signs of specificity or atypical cells within the limits of the material examined.
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Cytological appearance suggestive of a vesicular lesion with nuclear atypia of undetermined significance. Another sample of better quality would be necessary to support the diagnosis. Cytology classifiable in category III according to Bethesda.
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Received 05 ultrasound-guided cytopuncture smears of a right nodular formation of approximately 12 mm heterogeneous hyperechoic by the presence of microcalcifications, its location is peripheral. Microscopy: The microscopic study shows scanty cellularity, made up of rare clusters of follicular cells with slightly hypertrophied nuclei, packed against each other in places, with homogeneous chromatin. The background is hemorrhagic.
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Paucicellular sampling inconclusive. To be repeated.
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Received 04 smears from an ultrasound-guided cytopuncture of a left lobar nodule of (22x12x28) mm, heterogeneous isoechoic, with clear and regular contours, classifiable EUTIRADS 3. Microscopy: The microscopic study of the four slides received shows hemorrhagic, paucicellular smears.
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Inconclusive sampling.
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Received 08 smears from an ultrasound-guided cytopuncture of a right isthmo lobar nodular formation of approximately 12 mm with a hyperechoic background surrounded by a thick hypoechoic peripheral corona, with mixed hypervascularization in energetic Doppler mode, classified EUTIRADS 4. Microscopy:L The microscopic study of all the smears shows acellular hemorrhagic smears.
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Suggestive of chronic reactive adenitis. No evidence of atypical cells within the limits of the material examined. To be compared to the clinical context.
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Received 04 smears from an ultrasound-guided aspiration cytology of a bilateral inter-carotid lymph node, including the right one measuring (15x06) mm. Microscopy: The microscopic study shows moderate cellularity, made essentially of mature lymphocytic elements, mixed with activated lymphocytes. The background is hemorrhagic.
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No evidence of atypical cells within the limits of the material examined.
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Received 01 spread of a multipore nipple discharge first bilateral then right unilateral with a greenish and bloody appearance of chronic evolution. Microscopy: Microscopic study of the smears received shows moderate cellularity, made exclusively of histiocytic cells, on a clean serous background. No evidence of atypical cells within the limits of the material examined.
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Cytological appearance suggestive of a microvesicular hyperplastic goitrous nodule with oncocytic inflection, cystized.
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Received 02 spreads and 03 cc of a light yellow liquid taken by
Ultrasound-guided cytopuncture of a 38 mm mixed right thyroid nodule, TIRADS 3. Microscopic study: The microscopic study shows moderate cellularity, made essentially of microvesicular structures, confluent in places, composed of follicular cells sometimes with oncocytic inflection, with round or ovoid, with homogeneous chromatin, regular. The background is colloid and hematic.
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Absence of atypical cells.
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Clinical information: Patient on chemo-endovesical for NIMVT. Material transmitted: 100 cc of a light yellow urinary fluid. Centrifugation,
spreading on slides and papanicolaou staining. Microscopy: The microscopic study of the smears produced shows poor cellularity, made up of rare scattered mature transitional cells, on a clean background. Absence of atypical cells.
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Cytological appearance suggestive of a microvesicular adenomatoid lesion with oncocytic inflection. Cytology classifiable in category IV according to Bethesda.
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Received 03 ultrasound-guided aspiration cytology smears of a 39 mm left thyroid nodule, TIRADS 4B. Microscopy: The microscopic study of the smears received shows a rich cellularity, made essentially of microvesicular structures, clusters and single-layer plaques, composed of follicular cells often with oncocytic inflection, with round or ovoid nuclei, slightly hypertrophied, with homogeneous chromatin .The bottom is hemorrhagic.
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Inflammatory urinary cytology. No evidence of atypical cells within the limits of the material examined.
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Clinical information: Urinary cytology as part of a surveillance assessment of a superficial bladder tumor. Material transmitted: 60 cc of a cloudy yellow urinary fluid. Centrifugation,
spreading on slides and papanicolaou staining. Microscopy: The microscopic study of the smears produced shows an inflammatory background rich in healthy and altered polymorphonuclear cells, dotted with squamous and paramalpighian cells devoid of significant cytonuclear atypia.
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