Cervical Cytology #1

[@alexmountain5965]

Dear Doctor, many thanks for these excellent educational videos about cytopathology...really helpful, so may i ask if i may have these powerpoint files as well?,,, i mean for cytology 1 and 2....thanks alot again,,,best regards

[@cytopathology83student2]

Thank you so much! I was recently accepted into Cytopathology\tech program. They are changing the name to: Molecular Diagnostic something along those lines. Anyhoo, I just wanted to say; your lecture has help me tremendously. I was struggling understanding the difference between repair and atypical, and when to report it in my findings. I have been praying for a Cytopathologist tutor. Prayers answered THANK YOU GOD!

[@Heaven7671]

I'm not in a cytopathology program but I am a student and have started to become interested in cytology and women's health. What made you decide to choose this program if you don't mind me asking.

[@ImBiebersBarbie]

you have saved my life, I'm a med student and I have to present this in my gyno class! thank you so much!

[@irfanbash]

Thanks a lot for such a useful lecture. I will surely watch the next lecture of cervical cytology as well.

[@veroverdino]

hola! soy residente en buenos aires. me re sirvio tu videito. gracias!

[@sharonwatever]

Thank you for making complex thing simple! I enjoyed the lecture very much. Hope to see more of your future post

[@ParminderSingh-ju5ti]

Very nice presentation, informative and to the point. Thank you.

[@hoseinshoaee133]

Thank you for your great lecture. Is the power point available for download?

[@samirnacer9206]

outstanding

[@kasamalaboratory4508]

Thank you so much, really insightful! I am kindly asking for more elaboration on "ground glass appearance" as in what you actually mean by the phrase. Thank you.

[@cytopathology83student2]

hi there fellow student! I think I could be of help? They refer to the term ground glass appearance. Because a stain-glass window (at a church) has many sections, but are molding together to make a FULL picture. Hope this helps??? I am struggling with the difference between EC & EM reparative or atypical diagnosis, and when to use it. Do you have any feedback??

[@39ocean]

The term "ground glass", when used as an adjective, describes the opacity of the object in question. It usually means the object is "hazy" or "foggy", but that things are still able to be seen through the surface. If a window or normal sheet of glass is transparent, if it has been ground or fogged, material behind the glass is visible, but hazy. For a point of reference, google "Ground glass material"

[@kenhart8762]

Bless you Dr Banet🙏

[@SandhyaRamachandran]

Hi,good video,tanq. In conventional at 4:18, for adequacy dont we need endocervical or metaplastic squamous cells in addition to the squamous epithelial cells?

[@guruspath4291]

Informative lecture, Thank you. What is the advantage of doing pap smear instead of visual inspection with acetic acid (VIA)?

[@MutazAlidrcytology]

Dear Dr. Natalie - I am absolutely impressed with your lectures and they are amazing - Just have one question which app do you use to record these lectures - I like to know - Thank you

[@nataliebanetmd8499]

I use Screenflow- on my Mac. Glad you enjoy them! Thanks.

[@hadassaalmeida728]

Great lesson. 🎉thank you

[@Onewordaday365]

Video is very well explanatory.

[@ahmedshah7787]

excellent lecture!

[@safinazalaa7621]

The writing narrative on the video obsecures images. Is any way to see well

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Thank you

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Thanks

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thenks a lot🙏

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Nice Dr

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