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| CIN 2 |
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| On the left is the image of the cervix.
The center image is the baseline OCT or standard normal image taken
from a remote area of the cervix. The right image is the OCT
image under investigation (in the 1st quadrant) . The right image
shows CIN 2. In the right image there is no distinction between
the epithelium and the stroma. The normal epithelium cannot be
identified. Instead the top part of the image is abnormally
bright and the entire image is relatively "patchy" compared to the
standard normal image. Although the image is clearly neither
normal nor CIN 1 when compared to the baseline OCT, this image could be
confused for CIN 3 because it is lacking a clear structure.
It is clearly not full blown Cancer because there is some
residual structure and there is no vertical streaming. |
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