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desc1a = 'Figure 1A
This breast FNA is moderately cellular. Large epithelial clusters with papillary architecture are present. Numerous single epithelial cells can be identified with cuboidal to columnar shape. These findings are suggestive of a papillary neoplasm. (Papanicolaou stain, low power) ';
desc1b = 'Figure 1B
A higher power photomicrograph of loosely cohesive clusters of cells shows tall columnar cells with hyperchromatic nuclei. When these cells are identified in an aspirate that has papillary features a papillary carcinoma can be favored. (Papanicolaou stain, high power) ';
desc2a = 'Figure 2A
Hypercellular smears containing large loosely cohesive clusters of crowded follicular cells with a "nested" appearance. (Papanicolaou stain, low power) ';
desc2b = 'Figure 2B
The individual follicular cells had scant cytoplasm and were uniform in size with round to oval nuclei. (Papanicolaou stain, medium power) ';
desc2c = 'Figure 2C
At higher magnification the individual follicular cell nuclei were moderately pleomorphic with slightly clumped chromatin. (Papanicolaou stain, high power) ';
desc3a = 'Figure 3A
Highly cellular smear demonstrating a small sized lymphocytic population. There are "lymphoglandular bodies" in the background, and the lymphocyte nuclei are smaller than the nucleus of the histiocyte. The population is relatively monotonous. There is only mild variation in cell size. (Romanowsky stain, medium magnification)';
desc3b = 'Figure 3B
Details of the small lymphocytic population. There is coarse chromatin and nuclear irregularity. Nucleoli are inconspicuous. Although the chromatin is coarse, it is not "clumped" as in the nucleus of the small central lymphocyte. (Romanowsky stain, high power) ';
desc3c = 'Figure 3C
The Papanicolaou stained preparation emphasized the monotony of cell size. The cells appear smaller in the alcohol fixed preparations; the nuclei are smaller than the histiocyte nuclei. The chromatin is course and the nuclear irregularities are not as obvious. (Papanicolaou stain, high magnification.) ';
desc4a = 'Figure 4A
Highly cellular smear composed of individually dispersed and scattered, small cohesive clusters of tumor cells. (Diff-Quik stain, low power) ';
desc4b = 'Figure 4B
Tumor cells appear round to ovoid with high nuclear to cytoplasmic ratios. (Diff-Quik stain, high power) ';
desc4c = 'Figure 4C
Tumors cells have round hyperchromatic nuclei with inconspicuous nucleoli and scant rims of cytoplasm. (Papanicolaou stain, high power) ';
desc5a = 'Figure 5A
This aspirate is a high cellularity with numerous single epithelial cells. A stromal fragment is apparent in this photomicrograph which might raise the possibility of a fibroadenoma, however, the marked cellularity and discohesion is worrisome. (Papanicolaou stain, low power) ';
desc5b = 'Figure 5B
A higher power shows a monomorphic population of small bland nuclei in clusters and singly. The cells have feature of lobular neoplasia. This aspirate was from a fibroadenoma that was extensively involved by LCIS. (Papanicolaou stain, high power) ';
desc6a = 'Figure 6A
Aspirate smears were cellular and composed of a pure population of follicular cells with oncocytic features (Hurthle cells). Individual cells were large with enlarged, round nuclei, fine chromatin and prominent nucleoli. (H&E stain, high power) ';
desc6b = 'Figure 6B
Occasional scattered Hurthle cells have markedly enlarged nuclei, greater than twice the diameter of others. (H&E stain, high power) ';
desc6c = 'Figure 6C
Crowded clusters of Hurthle cells are seen as well as individual cells. Focally a crowded group of hyperchromatic spindle cells is present. (H&E, medium power) ';
desc7a = 'Figure 7A
The CT scan at the level of the anterior mandible demonstrating a mass extending into the buccinator space. It has homogeneous attenuation. There is no direct osseous involvement. (CT scan of mandible with contrast.) ';
desc7b = 'Figure 7B
The smears are cellular and are composed of single cells. There is a background of small lymphocytes and a second population of cells that are "intermediate" in size and have nuclei approximately the same size as histiocyte nuclei. They have scant cytoplasm. (Romanowsky stain, high power) ';
desc7c = 'Figure 7C
In a thinner portion of the smear, background lymphoglandular bodies are seen. The delicate blast like chromatin pattern is noted in the intermediate sized cells. Nucleoli are inconspicuous. (Romanowsky stain, high power) ';
desc7d = 'Figure 7D
The Papanicolaou stained smears demonstrate delicate chromatin pattern. Nucleoli are inconspicuous, and there is little cytoplasm. (Papanicolaou stain, high power) ';
desc8a = 'Figure 8A
Cellular aspirate smear comprised of mostly discohesive, bland-appearing spindle-shaped cells. (Diff-Quik stain, low power) ';
desc8b = 'Figure 8B
Individual spindle-shaped cells have round to oval nuclei, inconspicuous nucleoli, and variable amounts of tapering cytoplasm. A few cell clusters are present. (Diff-Quik stain, high power) ';
desc8c = 'Figure 8C
Spindle-shaped cells as seen in Image 8B. These cells resemble bland fibroblasts. (Papanicolaou stain, medium power) ';
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