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Colposcopy showing cervical ectropion, which is the normal presence of columnar cells (rather than flat cells) on the surface of the cervix. It appears red because columnar cells are transparent, and the blood beneath the surface is more visible. (c) Dr. Isabelle Cartier
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/ Dr Isabelle CARTIER
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2835 x 4252 pixels
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9 x 14 inches / 24 x 36 cm
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