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EXFOLIATIVE CYTOLOGY Prt 2 Flashcards

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GYNECOLOGIC SPECIMENS

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Vaginal and
Cervical smears

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• Screening test for precancerous condition
• Not an identification for cancer
• Recommended for females (35 yrs old and above)

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VAGINAL AND CERVICAL SMEARS

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If the female has a child = recommended to undergo______

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Pap Smear

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True or False

Vaginal and Cervical Smears are diagnostic

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False

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: junction of endocervical mucosa

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Transformation Zone
• T-zone

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Vaginal and Cervical Smears

Collection:

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Aspiration of posterior fornix
Swabbing

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Vaginal and Cervical Smear

• Instruments:

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• 8-inch alass pipette and rubber bulb (for cancer cytology
• Sterile tongue depressor (for hormonal studies)
• Avre’s spatula
• Cervix brush

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Precautions for Vaginal Smear Prep

Patient must avoid vaginal examination or douching_____ before collection

Spread smear thinly in a_____ motion

Glass pipette must be absolutely____

No ____ or ____must be used

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24-48 hrs

rotary

dry

No lubricant or powder

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CYTOLOGIC COLLECTION AND PREPARATION

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Vaginal scrape
Vulvar scrape
Endocervical brush
Lateral vaginal scrape
Four quadrant vaginal scrape

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CYTOLOGIC COLLECTION AND PREPARATION

• Samples of endocervical canal

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Endocervical brush

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CYTOLOGIC COLLECTION AND PREPARATION

• Patients with hysterectomy

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Vaginal scrape

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CYTOLOGIC COLLECTION AND PREPARATION

For hormonal evaluation

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Lateral vaginal scrape

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CYTOLOGIC COLLECTION AND PREPARATION

For localization of vaginal adenosis

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Four quadrant vaginal scrape

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CYTOLOGIC COLLECTION AND PREPARATION

For detection of herpetic lesions or carcinoma

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Vulvar scrape

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Pap staining

Developed by

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Dr. George Papanicolau

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Detects human uterine and cervical CA.

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Pap staining method

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• Cytologic evaluation of other secretions
• Transparent blue staining of cytoplasm
• Excellent nuclear detail is produced
• Color range is predictable

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Pap staining method

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• Valuable in comparing cellular appearances in smears

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Pap staining

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19
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3 stains used in pap staining

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Hematoxylin
OG6 (Orange Green)
Eosin Azure

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Hematoxylin stains..

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Nuclear structure

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OG6 (orange green) stains..

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Cytoplasm of mature cell

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Eosin Azure stains..

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Cytoplasm of immature cell

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Eosin Azure
Components:

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• Eosin
• PTA
• Light Green Stain (36, 50, 65)
• Lithium carbonate
• Bismarck brown

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• It omitted the Bismarck’s brown dye from the EA solution
• Sharpness of color and brilliant staining reactions are improved

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MODIFIED PAP’S METHOD

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MODIFIED PAP’S METHOD
It omitted the _______from the EA solution
• Sharpness of color and brilliant staining reactions are improved

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Bismarck’s brown dye

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• Inexpensive
• Not commonly used nowadays
• Performed regularly even in pregnant women without undue risk

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VAGINAL HORMONAL CYTOLOGY

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VAGINAL HORMONAL CYTOLOGY

• No prior vaginal examination or douching in the last_____

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24 hrs

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Wooden Hormonal Cytology

_________ of vaginal well
• Less contamination and accessible

_______is recommended only in vaginal hormonal studies

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• Upper lateral 3rd

• Wooden spatula

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Wooden Hormonal Cytology

Assess smear and staining quality
Detect RBC and WBC
Detect type of exfoliated cells
Rough assessment of cell proportion

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LPO

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Wooden Hormonal Cytology

LPO

Assess____ and _____ quality
Detect___ and ____
Detect type of_______
Rough assessment of______

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smear and staining

RBC and WBC

exfoliated cells

cell proportion

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31
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Quantitate the cells that were observed under LPO

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HPO

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CELLS FOUND IN CERVICO-VAGINAL SMEARS

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• Mature Superficial Cells
• Intermediate Cells
• Parabasal Cells
• Endometrial Cells
• Endocervical Glandular cells
• Doderlein Bacilli
• Ferning Phenomenon

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MATURE SUPERFICIAL CELLS

Shape:
Color:
Nuclei:
Abundant during:

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• Polygonal
• Pale pink cytoplasm
• Dark pyknotic nuclei (< 6 u)
• Abundant during proliferating phase

34
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• True acidophilia (Due to estrogen)

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Mature superficial cells

35
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Vaginal prolapse and drying
Drying of smears o Infection
Chemicals

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Pseudoacidophilia

Mature superficial cells

36
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Mature Superficial cells are influenced by

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Estrogen

37
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INTERMEDIATE CELLS

Size and shape:
Color:
Abundant during:

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Medium sized polyhedral or elongated cells

Basophilic cytoplasm with vacuoles

Abundant during secretory phase

38
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Intermediate cells are influenced by

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Progesterone

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Types of intermediate cells

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Navicular cells
Pregnancy cells

40
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• Boat-shaped
• Folds/curls on edges
• Estrogen-progesterone effect
• Latter half of menstrual cycle, pregnancy, and menopause

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NAVICULAR CELLS

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Navicular cells

Shape:
Folds:
Effect:
During:

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• Boat-shaped
• Folds/curls on edges
• Estrogen-progesterone effect
• Latter half of menstrual cycle, pregnancy, and menopause

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• Round, oval cells
• Translucent basophilic cytoplasm at the center of cell due to central glycogen accumulation
• Eccentric nucleus
• Double walled boundary with deep blue stain at the cytoplasmic periphery

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PREGNANCY CELLS

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Pregnancy cells

Shape:
Color:
Nucleus:

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• Round, oval cells
• Translucent basophilic cytoplasm at the center of cell due to central glycogen accumulation
• Eccentric nucleus
• Double walled boundary with deep blue stain at the cytoplasmic periphery

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• Smaller than intermediate cells
• Thick, round to oval

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PARABASAL CELLS

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• Smaller strongly basophilic cytoplasmic area
• Larger vesicular nucleus than intermediate cells

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PARABASAL CELLS

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• 2 weeks of age to puberty, after childbirth, abortions, and after menopause

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PARABASAL BODY

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PARABASAL CELLS

Shape:
Size/ color:
Nucleus:
Abundant during:

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• Thick, round to oval
• Smaller strongly basophilic cytoplasmic area
• Larger vesicular nucleus than intermediate cells
• 2 weeks of age to puberty, after childbirth, abortions, and after menopause

48
Q

T or F

We can identify the age of the patient through vaginal smear

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True

49
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• Small, round to slightly oval cells
• Large nuclei (> half of cell volume)
• Nucleus almost occupies the entire cell
• Strongly basophilic cytoplasm
• Found before puberty and after menopause

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BASAL CELLS

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BASAL CELLS

Size/ shape:
Nuclei:
Color:
Abundant during:

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• Small, round to slightly oval cells
• Large nuclei (> half of cell volume)
• Nucleus almost occupies the entire cell
• Strongly basophilic cytoplasm
• Found before puberty and after menopause

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• Like parabasal cells; slightly cylindrical
• Less basophilic cytoplasm
• During and 1-4 days after menstruation

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ENDOMETRIAL CELLS

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ENDOMETRIAL CELLS

Shape:
Color:
Abundant during:

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• Like parabasal cells; slightly cylindrical
• Less basophilic cytoplasm
• During and 1-4 days after menstruation

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Occur in large group or sheets
Honeycomb appearance
Finely vacuolated pale blue/gray cytoplasm

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ENDOCERVICAL GLANDULAR CELLS

54
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ENDOCERVICAL GLANDULAR CELLS

Shape/appearance:
Color:

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Honeycomb appearance
Finely vacuolated pale blue/gray cytoplasm

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DODERLEIN BACILLI is from the family of

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Lactobacillus acidophilus

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Most common normal vaginal flora

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Doderlein Bacilli

57
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Color of doderlein bacilli

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• Blue to lavender with Pap’s

58
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T or F

• Increased number of Doderlein bacilli indicates healthy vagina

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True

59
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Doderlein bacilli

Numerous in:

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last trimester of pregnancy, infection, estrogen deficiency, DM

60
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Doderlein bacilli

Decreased number leads to increase in population of invasive_______ species; comes with the presence of_______.

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Lepthothrix

Trichomonas vaginalis

61
Q

if the vagina is not acidic, the number of________ will decrease because of the presence of Trichomonas vaginalis.

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Lactobacillus acidophilus

62
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• Seen on dried cervical mucus
• Signifies persistent estrogen effect
• Basis for diagnosing early pregnancy

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Ferning phenomenon

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“fern”/palm-leaf pattern of salt crystals

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FERNING PHENOMENON

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CRITERIA FOR THE CYTOLOGIC DIAGNOSIS OF NORMAL PREGNANCY

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• Marked progesterone effect
• At least 50% of intermediate cells in cluster
• At least some typical pregnancy cells are present
• Less than 30% mature superficial cells
• Doderlein-filled dirty background

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CRITERIA FOR THE CYTOLOGIC DIAGNOSIS OF NORMAL PREGNANCY

• Marked______ effect
• At least 50% of_____ cells in cluster
• At least some typical_____ cells are present
• Less than 30% _____cells
•______-filled dirty background

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progesterone

intermediate

pregnancy

mature superficial

Doderlein

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REPORT FOR CYTOLOGIC SMEAR FOR DIAGNOSIS OF CANCER

o Absence of atypical or abnormal cells

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CLASS I

67
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REPORT FOR CYTOLOGIC SMEAR FOR DIAGNOSIS OF CANCER

Atypical Cytologic Picture but no evidence of malignancy

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• CLASS II

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REPORT FOR CYTOLOGIC SMEAR FOR DIAGNOSIS OF CANCER

• Cytologic picture suggestive but not conclusive of malignancy

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• CLASS III

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REPORT FOR CYTOLOGIC SMEAR FOR DIAGNOSIS OF CANCER

• Cytologic picture strongly suggestive of malignancy

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• CLASS IV

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REPORT FOR CYTOLOGIC SMEAR FOR DIAGNOSIS OF CANCER

• Cytologic picture conclusive of malignancy

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• CLASS V

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OTHER MICROSCOPIC EXAMINATION TECHNIQUES OF CYTOLOGIC SMEARS

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• Acridine Orange Fluorescent Technique

• Phase Contrast Microscopy

• Interference Microscopy

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Acridine Orange Fluorescent Technique

  • green/yellow
    • If increased: malignancy
  • brick-orange red
    • If increased: growth
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Binds DNA

Binds RNA

73
Q

The second best choice after Pap’s staining

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Phase Contrast Microscopy

74
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Used for hormonal evaluation of gynecologic specimen and for cancer detection

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Phase Contrast Microscopy

75
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Determines the dry weight or individual cells or cellular constituents

Very expensive and complex

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Interference Microscopy

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