Diagnostic Pitfalls in Gynecologic Cytology

Slide Seminar Programme

Case 1	Female, 55-year-old. Pap Smear (AP) followed by LEEP and Hysterectomy. Dr May Cheng
Case 2	F/44, routine screening Dr K L Mak
Case 3	Female /72 years, with a history of suspected post-menopausal bleeding. Pap smear revealed suspicious glandular cells. Cone biopsy was performed which showed atrophic changes. The patient subsequently undertook TAHBSO. The hysterectomy only showed adenomyosis and arteritis. The suspicious cells found in Pap smear could not be explained. A vaginal smear was taken one month after the TAHBSO. Dr Pong Wai Mei
Case 4	F/83, routine screening Dr Gary Yeoh
Case 5	A 38 year old lady with LEEP done and diagnosed endocervical adenocarcinoma-in situ. Cervical  smear taken 4 months later was negative.  Follow up smear (15 months after LEEP). Dr May Yu
Case 6	Female, 60-year-old. Menopaused 15 years ago. Presented with post-menopausal bleeding for 1 month. Mr S C Ho/Ms Eva Chan
Case 7	Female, age 81, presented with post-menopausal bleeding for 3 months. Clinical diagnosis was fibroid polyp. Mr Alex Leung
Case 8	A 36 years old female, routine screening, IUCD as her contraceptive method. Ms Victoria So