Introdução: A principal estratégia para o controle e rastreamento do câncer do colo do útero (CCU) é o exame citopatológico. Objetivo: Descrever o resultado citológico, relacionando-o com as informações da inspeção visual do colo do útero. Metodologia: Amostras citológicas coletadas de mulheres atendidas na Atenção Básica de Saúde foram analisadas pelo método de Papanicolaou. Resultados: Participaram do estudo 34 mulheres, com idade entre 19 e 67 anos. Destas, 8,28% tiveram representatividade de células da JEC; 7,14% apresentaram agentes patogênicos e alterações reativas inflamatórias. Uma mulher, cujo colo foi identificado como "alterado" na requisição do exame, apresentou resultado sugestivo de ASC-US. Para outra mulher, com resultado citológico de LSIL, o colo foi identificado como "normal" na requisição do exame. Conclusão: Este estudo demonstra que a observação dos aspectos visuais do colo do útero durante inspeção visual do exame de Papanicolaou é uma importante ferramenta para o rastreamento do CCU.Descritores: Colo do útero. Papillomavírus Humano. Infecções ABSTRACT Introduction: The main strategy for the control and screening of cervical cancer (CCU) is cytopathological examination. Objective: To describe the cytological result, relating it to the information of the visual inspection of the cervix. Methodology: Cytological samples collected from women attended at the Primary Health Care were analyzed by the Papanicolaou method. Results: 34 women, aged 19-67 years, participated in the study. Of these, 8.28% were representative of JEC cells; 7.14% presented pathogenic agents and reactive inflammatory changes. One woman, whose cervix was identified as "altered" in the exam requisition, presented a suggestive result of ASC-US. For another woman, with a LSIL cytologic result, the cervix was identified as "normal" in the examination request. Conclusion: This study demonstrates that observation of the visual aspects of the cervix during visual inspection of the pap smear is an important tool for screening the CCU.Descriptors: Uterine cervix. Human papillomavirus. Infections.
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