![](https://nthumb.tpgimages.com/mid2_com_img/1339/29447/TOP27573289.jpg)
Light micrograph of atypical endometrial hyperplasia (which is synonymous with endometrial intraepithelial neoplasia) on the top and right (darker blue/purple areas). The lighter pink gland below and to the left show low-grade endometrioid carcinoma. Atypical endometrial hyperplasia progresses to carcinoma in about 30% of cases if left untreated.
px | px | dpi | = | cm | x | cm | = | MB |
Details
Creative#:
TOP27573289
Source:
達志影像
Authorization Type:
RM
Release Information:
須由TPG 完整授權
Model Release:
N/A
Property Release:
N/A
Right to Privacy:
No
Same folder images:
Anatomicpathologynobodyno-oneAtypicalendometrialhyperplasiacancercancerouscarcinomaCTNNB1endometrialendometrialhyperplasiaendometrialhyperplasiawithatypiaendometrialhyperplasiawithoutatypiaendometrialcancerendometrialcarcinomaendometrialintraepithelialneoplasiaendometriumwombliningofwombdisorderconditionendometrioidcarcinomaestrogenFIGOgynecologygynaecologygynecologicalgynaecologicalhistologyhistopathologyhistopathologicallmlightmicrographlightmicroscopyLynchsyndromemalignancyabnormalmalignantmismatchrepairMMRmicrosatelliteinstabilityMSInonatypicalendometrialhyperplasiaoncologypathologybiologybiologicalhealthcarehumanbodypathologicalphotomicrographPOLEmutationp53polycysticovarypolycysticovariansyndromePTENTP53tumortumouruterusuterine
AnatomicAtypicalCTNNB1FIGOLynchMMRMSIPOLEPTENTP53abnormalatypiaatypiabiologicalbiologybodycancercancercancerouscarcinomacarcinomacarcinomaconditiondisorderendometrialendometrialendometrialendometrialendometrialendometrialendometrialendometrialendometrialendometrioidendometriumestrogengynaecologicalgynaecologygynecologicalgynecologyhealthcarehistologyhistopathologicalhistopathologyhumanhyperplasiahyperplasiahyperplasiahyperplasiahyperplasiainstabilityintraepitheliallightlightlininglmmalignancymalignantmicrographmicrosatellitemicroscopymismatchmutationneoplasiano-onenobodynonatypicalofoncologyovarianovaryp53pathologicalpathologypathologyphotomicrographpolycysticpolycysticrepairsyndromesyndrometumortumouruterineuteruswithwithoutwombwomb