Figure 1. Pap stain x 1000
Figure 2. Pap stain x 1000
Figure 3. Pap stain x 1000 
Figure 4 . Immunohistochemical stain Cytokeratin (CK)
Figure 5 . Immunohistochemical stain LCA (CD-45)Sunday, December 25, 2011
Cervical lymphoma
We have a pap smear of 58 year-old, female patient. The smear reveals multifocal high N/C ratio cells like HSIL. We did immunohistochemical stains CK for epithelial marker and LCA (CD 45) for lymphoid differentiation. Defend on the cytological findings, patient's history and immunohistochemical stains, it is diagnosed lymphoma.
Figure 3. Pap stain x 1000
Figure 4 . Immunohistochemical stain Cytokeratin (CK)
Figure 5 . Immunohistochemical stain LCA (CD-45)
Figure 3. Pap stain x 1000 Figure 4 . Immunohistochemical stain Cytokeratin (CK) Figure 5 . Immunohistochemical stain LCA (CD-45)
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