by Suzanne L. Adams, CT (ASCP)
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Vitamin A /Carotenoid Deficiency Cell Changes
cervical cytology specimen (Pap)
Features include keratinizing
squamous metaplasia, parakeratosis, and hyperkeratosis
These celluar changes are characteristic features
of HPV and precursors to many squamous type cancers
They are also associated
with Vitamin A /Carotenoid Deficiency
Read excerpt
from The Art of Cytology
Vitamin
A Deficiency
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