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hi my name is Natalie Bonet Iamp;#39;m an assistant professor of pathology and Laboratory Medicine I work at women infants hospital in Providence Rhode Island and Iamp;#39;m recording a lecture today on gynecologic cytopathology this is a first in the series and today we will start at the beginning of the Bethesda book my contact information is noted on the slide here at the website and a Twitter handle please get in touch with me if you have any feedback today we will talk about report elements adequacy and non neoplastic findings and then at the end reporting of endometrial cells so just to start off the source for this lecture material was mostly the Bethesda system for reporting cervical cytology itamp;#39;s a book that came out in 2015 the aim of this system is that the terminology must be number one clinically relevant number two reasonably reproducible and flexible and number three reflect the most current understanding of cervical neoplasia the bethesda system was convened f