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CT in the sagittal plane. The wall of the cervix was thickened, and the demarcation between the mass and the intrapelvic organs, including urinary bladder and rectum, was unclear (arrow).
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The wall of the cervix was thickened, and the demarcation between the mass and the intrapelvic organs, including the urinary bladder and rectum, was unclear (Figure 1).
Cytology of the endometrium. Atypical squamous cells revealing round to oval nuclei with coarse chromatin and prominent nucleoli. Many eosinophils are seen in the background (Pap. staining, 400x).
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The number of eosinophils was obviously increased (>100 per high-powered field; Figure 2).
Histological findings of the uterine cervix. (a) Tumor cell nests showing stromal invasion (H&E staining, 20x).. (b) Clusters of adenocarcinomatous cells showing prominent infiltration of eosinophils (H&E staining, 200x).
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Histologically, the tumor was predominantly composed of non-keratinizing SqCC with stromal invasion (Figure 3(a)). Marked eosinophilic infiltration was observed not only in the tumor stroma but also in the invasive tumor cell nests or in HSIL (Figure 3(b)).