Reactive atypia - Revision history

Michael at 18:33, 9 November 2014

2014-11-09T18:33:31Z

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	# Reactive (benign).		# Reactive (benign).
	# Dysplastic (pre-malignant).		# Dysplastic (pre-malignant).
	# Indefinite for dysplasia (I don't know).		# [[Indefinite for dysplasia]] ("I don't know").

	Reactive atypia ~~confused~~ people between #1 and #2.		Reactive atypia may confuse people between #1 and #2.

	''Reactive atypia'' is used by Sternberg.<ref>{{Ref Sternberg4\|2055}}</ref>		''Reactive atypia'' is used by Sternberg.<ref>{{Ref Sternberg4\|2055}}</ref>

Michael at 01:29, 12 September 2014

2014-09-12T01:29:33Z

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	'''Reactive atypia''' a ~~confusing~~ term that should ''not'' be used.<ref>GHH. 17 November 2010.</ref>		'''Reactive atypia''' is a term that may be confusing as it contains the word "atypia"; some say it should ''not'' be used.<ref>GHH. 17 November 2010.</ref>

	~~The correct~~ categorization ~~of a specimen~~ is ~~one of the following~~:		Generally, it is understood as changes due to inflammation or injury without neoplastic change.

			A less confusing categorization is:
	# Reactive (benign).		# Reactive (benign).
	# Dysplastic (pre-malignant).		# Dysplastic (pre-malignant).

Michael: tweak

2012-11-06T01:14:25Z

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	''Reactive atypia'' is used by Sternberg.<ref>{{Ref Sternberg4\|2055}}</ref>		''Reactive atypia'' is used by Sternberg.<ref>{{Ref Sternberg4\|2055}}</ref>

			==See also==
			*[[Reactive squamous epithelium of the uterine cervix]].

	==References==		==References==

Michael: more

2011-07-28T17:17:20Z

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	'''Reactive atypia''' a confusing term that should not be used.<ref>GHH. 17 November 2010.</ref> It is used by Sternberg.<ref>{{Ref Sternberg4\|2055}}</ref>		'''Reactive atypia''' a confusing term that should ''not'' be used.<ref>GHH. 17 November 2010.</ref>

			The correct categorization of a specimen is one of the following:
			# Reactive (benign).
			# Dysplastic (pre-malignant).
			# Indefinite for dysplasia (I don't know).

			Reactive atypia confused people between #1 and #2.

			''Reactive atypia'' is used by Sternberg.<ref>{{Ref Sternberg4\|2055}}</ref>

	==References==		==References==

Michael: create

2010-11-17T16:06:48Z

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'''Reactive atypia''' a confusing term that should not be used.<ref>GHH. 17 November 2010.</ref> It is used by Sternberg.<ref>{{Ref Sternberg4|2055}}</ref>

==References==
{{Reflist|1}}

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