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- 1. _______________________________________ UNIVERSITA' DEGLI STUDI Istituto Europeo di Oncologia DI MILANO Istituto di Ricovero e Cura a Carattere Scientifico Scuola di Specializzazione (D.M. 18/1/96) in Anatomia Patologica Dipartimento di Anatomia Patologica e Medicina di Laboratorio Direttore Prof. Giuseppe Viale Sistema di gestione qualità certificato UNI EN ISO 9001:2008. Ente certificatore: Certiquality - Certificato n. 6147 ________________ Esame Pap Test 21-P-006773 - pagina 1 di 1 REFERTO CITOPATOLOGICO Data ricevimento 03/12/2021 Esame 21-P-006773 Paziente : N. CC18148518 INGHILLERI ANGELA MARIA Età : 70 Sesso: F Data di Nascita : 16/12/1950 Divisione : Esterni Ambulatoriali Materiale inviato: Spatolato da cupola vaginale. Diagnosi citopatologica Negativa la ricerca di CTM. Reperto di alterazioni cellulari benigne riferibili ad infiammazione. Presenza di cellule pavimentose, granulociti, epitelio di riparazione, lieve atrofia. Si segnala la presenza di cellule di origine ghiandolare, prive di atipie. T-82000 M-40000 M-78300 M-58000 BA BA CDT Milano, 15/12/2021 15:31:32 Operatore : Dott.ssa Clementina Di Tonno Data firma: 15-12-2021 ora 15:31 Tipo Firma: Digitale