Cytology Atlas
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Representative EBUS‐TBNA from a lymph node with many benign‐appearing lymphocytes without any granulocytes and with anthracotic pigmentladen macrophages
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Representative lymph node sample (MGG)
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Representative lymph node sample (MGG)
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Representative lymph node sample (MGG)
Reference Images - Lymphocytes
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Clusters of admixed lymphocytes (MGG)
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Representative lymph node sample (MGG)
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Clusters of admixed lymphocytes (MGG)
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Cluster of admixed lymphocytes and pigmented macrophages (MGG)
Reference Images – Lymphocytes and Anthracosis
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Lymph node sample with anthracosis (MGG)
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Lymph node sample with anthracosis (MGG)
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A representative EBUS‐TBNA from a lymph node with many benign‐appearing lympho‐cytes without any granulocytes and an anthracotic pigmentladen macrophage (MGG)
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A lymph node sample with a large number of anthracotic pigment‐laden macrophages (MGG)
Reference Images – Adenocarcinoma
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Adenocarcinoma (MGG)
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Adenocarcinoma (MGG)
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Adenocarcinoma (MGG)
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A sheet of ciliated columnar, normal respiratoty epithe‐lium is visible in the lower left part of the image (MGG)
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Adenocarcinoma cells are present in the center, with large, hyperchromatic nuclei, multiple angular nucleoli, and irregular nuclear envelopes (PAP), normal respiratory epithelium in the upper left corner
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Normal respiratoty epithelium at the lower left of the image (MGG)
Reference Images – Squamous Cell Carcinoma
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Squamous Cell Lung Cancer ‐ SQC (MGG)
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Keratinizing squamous cell carcinoma with necrotic changes. Most of the tumor cells show degenrative changes (MGG)
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Keratinizing squamous cell carcinoma without necrotic changes (MGG)
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Keratinizing squamous cell carcinoma without necrotic changes (PAP)
Reference Images - Small Cell Lung Cancer
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Small Cell Lung Cancer ‐ SCLC (MGG)
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Small Cell Lung Cancer – SCLC (MGG). Hypercellular smear with small neoplastic cells witout nucleoli, indistinct cytoplasma and moulding
Reference Images – Granuloma
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Aggregates of epitheloid histiocytes forming a granuloma (MGG)
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