[ XXXX of the cervix: reevaluation of the @entity1127 (author's transl)].

@entity1 @entity1127 @entity4 @entity1373 @entity189 @entity1867 @entity420
@entity1373 which may not be familiar in this country is a polypoid lesion of the cervix and has been noticed as the lesion sustained by contraceptive pills. The retrospective study was performed to clarify whether or not this lesion have been enclosed into diagnosis of cervical @entity1127 at routine clinic. 1. Among 895 cases of cervical @entity1127 resected at our clinic during 7 years from 1971, 7 microglandular @entity1373 were found, showing 0.8% of the incidence. 2. Ages of the 7 @entity1 ranged from 42 to 52 years, and the average was 45.7. Three cases complained of @entity1867 . 3. One @entity1 was taking oral contraceptives and the other was on hormonal therapy. No @entity1 was pregnant. 4. @entity1127 with @entity1373 were usually above the size of small finger tip. In one case, a large papillary mass (3.0 x 3.5 cm) resembling to @entity189 was experienced. 5. There were no characteristic findings in cytology except a case with enlarged and vesicular cells. 6. Histologically, the lesion consists of numerous microglandular spaces lined by regular cuboidal or flat cells without atypism. The eosinophilic cytoplasms are not vacuolated. Glands are not clearly demarcated from @entity4 . This change may be mistaken for @entity420 .
