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case_images: Per-speculum examination of the cervix showing hypertrophied cervix which bleeds on touch (a) and on the application of acetic acid, the thin acetowhite epithelium with irregular and geographical border (b)
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case_images: The squamous-columnar junction was fully visible and located on the ectocervix (Type I TZ) [Figure 1].
case_images: Ectocervix with dense plasmocytic infiltrate in the subepithelial stroma (a) (H and E, x40), Ectocervix does not show any dysplastic changes (b) (H and E, x400), plasma cell with eccentrically placed nuclei with homogenous eosinophilic cytoplasmic inclusion called Russell bodies (c) (H and E, x400). Grocott methenamine silver (GMS) stain for identification of fungi is negative (d) (GMS, x400). Russel bodies (Red arrow)
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case_images: There is no evidence of dysplasia in the cervical lining epithelium, and could not detect any causative organism on hematoxylin sections and special stains [Figure 2].