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THE BETHESDA SYSTEM & EVALUATION OF A PAP SMEAR IN GLANDULAR

CARCINOMA
Lailatul Jalilah, M. R. , Adibah, A. R. , Mohd Hairi, A. , Siti Mariam, M. , Siti Najihah, M., Norhalifah Hanim, K., Siti Amalina, M. R.
BACHELOR OF MEDICAL LAB TECHNOLOGY (HONS) , FACULTY OF HEALTH SCIENCE , UNIVERSITI TEKNOLOGI MARA , PUNCAK ALAM CAMPUS , 42300 BANDAR PUNCAK ALAM, SELANGOR.

IINTRODUCTION CONCLUSION
 Adenocarcinoma is a cervical cancer that originates in the
mucus-producing cells of the inner or endocervix, near the body of ASPECT ECAC EMAC EUAC
the uterus.
Cell Single & columnar Cluster & cuboidal Cluster & papillary
 Cervical adenocarcinoma is most common in women over 45
7.9% all cancer cases admitted to government hospitals are Diathesis Necrotic watery Clean
derived from cervical cancer. cell arrangement 2D 3D 3D

• Common method of collection: Nucleus Enlarged , variable Enlarged , variable Enlarged , variable
PAP Smear Figure 7 : Showing a cluster of adenocarcinoma with glandular
in size in size in size
Round-oval Round-oval Round-oval
pattern with cells displaying high N: C ratio, vesicular nuclei,
• Types of Glandular adenocarcinoma: prominent nucleoli and scanty to moderate cytoplasm. Cytoplasm Abundant Scant or abundant Scanty cytoplasm
cytoplasm and vacuolated
 Endocervical adenocarcinoma Figure 4 : nuclear enlargement, size of nuclei is variable, prominent finely vacuolated cytoplasm
macronucleoli , irregular chromatin distribution , nuclear membrane (P. Murugan ,2009) and (Leopold G. Koss, 2006)
 Endometrial adenocarcinoma Nucleoli Prominent nucleoli Small to prominent Prominent
 Extrauterine adenocarcinoma irregularities, scanty cytoplasm.
nucleoli nucleoli
(Solomon & Nayar,2004) and (Edward B. Stelow, 2005) (Kondo, Hashi, Murata, & Nakazawa, ,2005) and (Solomon & Nayar ,2004) EXTRAUTERINE ADENOCARCINOMA
Others Irregular chromatin Loss of polarity Psammoma
NORMAL GLANDULAR CELLS distributed Intracytoplasmic bodies seen
neutrophils seen
Table 1 : Comparison between types of adenocarcinoma

*ECAC= Endocervical Adenocarcinoma


EMAC= Endometrial Adenocarcinoma
EUAC= Extrauterine Adenocarcinoma

(Solomon & Nayar, 2004) and ( Leopold G. Koss ,2006)

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Figure 1 : Endocervical cells, Figure 2 : Endometrial cells, 3D Journal :


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• Solomon, D., & Nayar, R. (2004). The Bethesda System For Reporting Cervical Cytology.
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