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[[File:Glandular cystic hyperplasia of the endometrium - overview.jpg|thumb|Overview of the slide|410x410px]]'''Staining''': HE
[[File:Glandular cystic hyperplasia of the endometrium - overview.jpg|thumb|Overview of the slide|410x410px]]'''Staining''': HE     '''Organ''': Uterine tissue acquired by curettage
 
'''Organ''': Uterine tissue acquired by curettage


'''Description''': The uterine tissue morphology is mostly lost during the curettage. We can only see fragments of the endometrium. Normal uterine glands can be seen, however some of them have a (sometimes extremely) enlarged lumen. Normal uterine stroma can be seen. The total number of glands are increased compared to physiological.
'''Description''': The uterine tissue morphology is mostly lost during the curettage. We can only see fragments of the endometrium. Normal uterine glands can be seen, however some of them have a (sometimes extremely) enlarged lumen. Normal uterine stroma can be seen. The total number of glands are increased compared to physiological.