261B Carcinoma, Cervix (high)
The tumor cells resemble squamous cells, but they do not show differentiation towards the surface. The nuclei are generally larger than those of the normal epithelial cells with a great variation in size. They also stain darker with hematoxylin. Note inflamatory infiltrate in the stroma.
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