PMC5943103_01
Microscopic photograph of endometrial and cervical adenocarcinoma. The endometrial carcinoma comprised crowded, complex, branching glandular structures (A 50x, B 100x, C 200x) with moderate uclear atypia (D 400x). The cervical adenocarcinoma invaded the stroma (E 50x, F 100x). The neoplastic epithelium contained atypical neoplastic glands (G 200x) with enlarged, elongated hyperchromatic nuclei (H 400x).
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The neoplastic epithelium contained atypical neoplastic glands with enlarged, elongated hyperchromatic nuclei (Fig. 1).
The immunochemical photograph of endometrial and cervical adenocarcinoma. P63 (A, F 200x), vimentin (B, G 200x), ER (C, H 200x), PR (D, I 200x), Ki67 (E, J 200x) stained in the tumor cells of endometrial adenocarcinoma (A-E). The different staining pattern was observed in the neoplastic glands of cervix (F-J). ER = estrogen receptor, PR = progestrogen receptor.
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However, the tumor in the uterine was diffusely positive for p16, but was negative for ER, PR, and vimentin (Fig. 2).