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case_images: illustrates squamous cell carcinoma of the cervix. The histological section is stained with Hematoxylin and Eosin (H&E). The images are captured at an original magnification of X200, revealing round or oval-shaped cancer cells with irregularly round or oval nuclei that exhibit deep staining. There is an increased ratio of nuclear to cytoplasmic volume, and pathological mitosis is observed. In addition, a significant infiltration of inflammatory cells can be observed surrounding the cancerous mass.
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case_images: The patient had been diagnosed with stage IIB squamous cell carcinoma of the cervix 4 years ago ( Figure 1 ).
case_images: (A) shows the fundus photograph of the patient during their first visit, indicating severe opacity in the vitreous body, extremely thin retinal arteries, and multiple yellow-white necrotic lesions with clear boundaries of varying sizes visible in the peripheral retina outside the vascular arch. Partially fused necrotic lesions can be seen inside the necrotic lesions, accompanied by flake-shaped bleeding. (B) shows the fundus photograph of the patient at their last follow-up after 40 weeks of anti-inflammatory and antiviral treatment. The opacity in the vitreous body has disappeared, and the retinal arteries appear as white lines. The previously yellow-white necrotic lesions have disappeared, leaving multiple retinal atrophic lesions with pigmentary disturbances remaining.
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case_images: Ophthalmoscopy of the posterior pole showed scattered deep gray-white retinal lesions and local fusion in the equatorial and peripheral retinas ( Figure 2A ). At the last follow-up 40 weeks after onset, the corrected visual acuity remained stable at 20/80, with the resolution of the necrotic lesion in the fundus ( Figure 2B ), residual pigment disturbance, and visible retinal atrophy holes around the upper necrotic lesion, which were well-closed by laser photocoagulation.