Human papillomavirus associated serous carcinoma of the uterine cervix in a patient with long-term survival: A case report

Figure 1 Computed tomography. A: Pelvic Computed tomography with IV contrast revealed a slightly enlarged cervix with the diameter of 3.3 cm, uneven reinforcement area with blurred margins; B and C: Metastasis to distant organs or lymph nodes was not detected.

Figure 2 Cell clusters. A: Pathological images of hematoxylin and eosin-stained samples showing high-grade serous carcinoma (H&E × 40); B: The micropapillary components form a large number of cancer emboli within the blood vessels; C: EMA; D: Ki67; E: P16 revealed diffusely positive staining (EnVision × 100); F: NapsinA; G: P5; H: WT1 all yielded negative results (EnVision × 100).

Figure 3 Images of pelvic magnetic resonance imaging and liquid-based cytology. A: Images of pelvic magnetic resonance imaging with IV contrast scan when followed-up 53 months; B: Images of liquid-based cytology testing of the vaginal during the followed-up 53 months.