Question 1

what is the mean of infammantry smear with mild reactive atypia.negative for intraepithelial lesion or malignancy. is this cancer starting stage?

Accepted Answer

No: This type of smear would suggest a recent infection as the cause of reactive atypia.  There is no evidence of cancer stated.  Typically this would warrant a repeat pap smear in the future.

Question 2

infammantry smear with mild reactive atypia will affect pregnancy . is there any chances for that? is this need to consult with  gynecologist?

Accepted Answer

Common: This is a common finding on pap and should not cause any problems. Good luck.

Question 3

hello, i have recently got a urine sample done due to they always find blood in my urine and they found reactive urothelial cells, squamous cells and rbcs and inflammatory cells in my sample and told me this is normal findings in woman, is this right?

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: A good clean catch mid stream urine should not show too many red cells. Check with local Dr what is normal in people like you who live where you live and have collected a clean catch midstream urine like you did.

Question 4

cytology results,," atypical urothelial cells present, favor a reactive process. cellular degeneration present. red blood cells and neutrophils are present". "recommend correlation with clinical findings and follow up". what all this mean ?. thanks?

Accepted Answer

: Apparently this is urine cytology, right? It indicates inflammation (possible infection), with no evidence of cancer. You probably should have a urine culture to check for urinary tract infection, if not yet done. Discuss with your doctor.

Question 5

clinical indication: urologic cancer what does it mean: markedly enlarged prostrate with diffuse urinary bladder wall thickening. cannot differentiate neoplastic lesion of the bladder from enlarged prostrate impressing on the bladder. cancer?

Accepted Answer

: It is not feasible to provide a meaningful opinion without additional history, physical examination and may be some tests. Prostatic enlargement, prostate cancer and urinary bladder cancer are rare at your age. It would be prudent to see a doctor, preferably a urologist. Wish you good health!

Question 6

is there much difference between neoplastic and dysplastic cells?

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Yes yes: There is a difference between neoplastic and dysplastic. 
Dysplastic , abnormal growth or development of existing tissue. 
Neoplastic, relates to a new growth or tumor.

Question 7

junctional nevus with cytologic atypia concern?

Accepted Answer

Yes : Depending on the degree of atypia, most surgeons recommend excision with clear margins to reduce the risk of developing skin cancer (melanoma being the most concerning). Certainly excise if moderate to severe atypia.

Question 8

what is step 1 of a neoplastic follicular cell mcq?

Accepted Answer

Thyroid gland: Neoplastic follicular cells present:
Differential diagnosis includes Follicular adenoma, follicular carcinoma, papillary carcinoma, follicular type, or follicular hurtlhle cell neoplasm etc

Question 9

does neoplastic ethologie means possible of having cancer?

Accepted Answer

Possibly...: "neoplasia" means "new growth" and is commonly used to describe mass lesions or tumors.  Some neoplasms (new growths) are benign and some are malignant.  In general, a biopsy and microscopic study are necessary to decide if a neoplasm (tumor / new growth) is benign or malignant.  Hope that this helps.

Question 10

what does osseous neoplastic process mean on my 2 year olds x-ray report.

Accepted Answer

Osseous: Neoplastic process means a bone tumor or metastatic cancer to the bone.

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What is the mean of infammantry smear with mild reactive atypia.negative for intraepithelial lesion or malignancy. is this cancer starting stage?

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Infammantry smear with mild reactive atypia will affect pregnancy . is there any chances for that? is this need to consult with gynecologist?

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Hello, i have recently got a urine sample done due to they always find blood in my urine and they found reactive urothelial cells, squamous cells and rbcs and inflammatory cells in my sample and told me this is normal findings in woman, is this right?

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Cytology results,," atypical urothelial cells present, favor a reactive process. cellular degeneration present. red blood cells and neutrophils are present". "recommend correlation with clinical findings and follow up". what all this mean ?. thanks?

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Clinical indication: urologic cancer what does it mean: markedly enlarged prostrate with diffuse urinary bladder wall thickening. cannot differentiate neoplastic lesion of the bladder from enlarged prostrate impressing on the bladder. cancer?

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Is there much difference between neoplastic and dysplastic cells?

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Junctional nevus with cytologic atypia concern?

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What is step 1 of a neoplastic follicular cell mcq?

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Does neoplastic ethologie means possible of having cancer?

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What does osseous neoplastic process mean on my 2 year olds x-ray report.

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