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Wednesday, June 19, 2013               
 
Ciliated Cell (Tubal) Metaplasia

Topic: Epithelial Metaplasias

Category: Uterus

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It refers to the presence of large number of tubal-type ciliated cells in the endometrial mucosa. It is usually an incidental finding but is seen more commonly in association with endometrial hyperplasia. It may result in abnormal cells in a Pap smear. It is not a risk factor for endometrial adenocarcinoma.   return to Epithelial Metaplasias
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