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hi welcome to a lecture about cervical glandular lesions my name is natalie binet today i will discuss the following this is the outline so weamp;#39;ll start with normal under cervix then move on to benign glandular lesions of the cervix and then adenocarcinoma of the uterine cervix so weamp;#39;ll start first with normal and reactive endocervical cells so normal endocervical glands are noted here in an endocervical curettage specimen which honestly is where practicing pathologists encounter these cells very frequently you can show base you can see basally oriented nuclei with a columnar shape and apically oriented mucin reactive forms can also be noted in the endocervical curettage specimens including nuclear enlargement and focal multinucleation which you can see in the center of the photo there drying artifact is also often present and must be interpreted within the context of other cells within the specimen these are important changes to note on histologic section as they can al