Budgeting and Financial Planning
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Malignant squamous cells are NOT a normal constituent of sputum. Normal sputum contains various cellular and noncellular components including: lining cells (squamous epithelial cells from the upper airways, ciliated columnar cells, alveolar macrophages, goblet cells), associated cells (polymorphs, lymphocytes, histiocytes), and acellular material (Curschmann's spirals, ferruginous bodies, Charcot-Leyden crystals, carbon particles). Malignant cells, when present, indicate pathology such as lung cancer and are not part of the normal cytological picture of sputum.
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