Pap Smear
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        What is a Pap Test?
        Why Get Tested?
        Do I need it?
        How Often?
        Before The Test
        Pap Smear Terms
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        Normal Results
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        False Postive Results
        Improved Pap Tests
        Free Pap Smear
        Pap Smear Pictures
        What is Cervical Cancer
        HPV & Cervical Cancer
        HPV Risks
        Prevent Cervical Cancer
        Cervical Cancer Research
        What is a Colposcopy?
        Why is it needed?
        Colposcopy Procedure
        Post Procedure
        Colposcopy Risks
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Pap Smear Images

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Here are pictures of normal pap smears:



A normal Pap Smear at the screening power of 400X. Benign squamous cells.


A normal Pap Smear at 400X. Benign endocervical cells.

Here are pictures of abnormal pap smears:


An abnormal Pap Smear showing changes consistent with Human Papilloma Virus (HPV) and Mild Dysplasia. Note the irregular perinuclear cytoplasmic clearing, which is the key characteristic of identifying HPV visually on a Pap Smear. 400X.


An abnormal Pap Smear showing Severe Dysplasia. 100X.


An abnormal Pap Smear showing Squamous Cell Carcinoma. 400X.


An abnormal Pap Smear showing Adenocarcinoma of the endometrium. 400X.

Here are pictures of miscellaneous pap smear findings:


Herpes virus changes.

Not curable but outbreaks can be controlled with medication.

One little trichomonad with a bunch of inflammatory cells.

Antibiotics such as Flagyl for you and your partner will eliminate trichomonas.


Actinomyces: a bacteria, sometimes found in women with an intrauterine device (IUD). Pelvic Inflammatory Disease (PID) and decreased fertility have been associated with Actinomyces.

Removal of the IUD and antibiotics will successfully eliminate actinomyces.

 

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