Deeper Sections: Its Frequency and Diagnostic Utility in Histopathology of Noncutaneous Small Biopsy Specimen in a Tertiary Hospital in Nepal

<div>(a) Cervical biopsy. Initial section showing predominantly mucous flakes (H&amp;E stain (100X)). (b) Cervical biopsy. Deeper section showing features of chronic cervicitis with squamous metaplasia (H&amp;E stain (400X)).</div>

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Figure 3: Deeper Sections: Its Frequency and Diagnostic Utility in Histopathology of Noncutaneous Small Biopsy Specimen in a Tertiary Hospital in Nepal 

Figure 3 | Deeper Sections: Its Frequency and Diagnostic Utility in Histopathology of Noncutaneous Small Biopsy Specimen in a Tertiary Hospital in Nepal 