What does partial atypical hyperplasia of the cervix mean

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Doctor's answer:

Hello, according to your description, it generally refers to the observation of basal cell hyperplasia under the microscope, increasing from 1~2 layers to multiple layers, and even occupying most of the epithelium, with disordered cell arrangement, enlarged and deeply stained nuclei, and uneven chromatin distribution, indicating nuclear atypia.