Secondary Prevention of Cervical Cancer

Class IIID – Dysplasia with Potential for Regression

Class IIID1

Features of mild dysplasia, analogous to CIN 1.

Example of class IIID1:

Eosinophilic, mature dyskaryotic cells and koilocytes of squamous epithelium in a 31-year-old patient. Colposcopic examination showed an atypical T-zone type 1 with minor change and CIN 1 on biopsy.

Class IIID2

Features of moderate dysplasia, analogous to CIN 2.

Example of class IIID2:

Eosinophilic, moderately mature dyskaryotic squamous epithelial cells in a 29-year-old patient. Colposcopic examination showed an atypical T-zone type 2 with major change and CIN 2 on biopsy.