Endometriosis - Female, 49 - Tissue image [6110730021447511]
This histopathological image of a 49-year-old female's cervix uteri shows single foci of endometriosis, squamous metaplasia, and chronic inflammatory infiltrate.
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The paper provides a histopathological tissue image dataset of a 49-year-old female cervix (exocervix), collected as a surgical specimen and scanned at 20x magnification using a Pannoramic 250 3DHistech slide scanner, saved in DICOM format. The patient’s clinical description includes a myomatous uterus, adenomyosis, abnormal vaginal bleeding, and the histopathology reports single foci of endometriosis in the cervix, with squamous metaplasia and a small focal chronic inflammatory infiltrate in the canal and transition zone. The main limitation is that this work is essentially a dataset description/image deposition rather than an analytical study, and the raw data are stated as unprocessed. This paper is centrally about endometriosis — it reports single foci of endometriosis in the cervix in a patient also described as having adenomyosis.
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