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Schiller test Schil·ler test (shil'ĕr), a test for nonglycogen-containing areas of the portio vaginalis of the cervix, which may be the site of early carcinoma; such areas fail to stain dark brown with iodine solution; loss of glycogen due to erosion and other benign conditions may also give a positive result.Schil·ler test (shil'er test) A test for non-glycogen-containing areas of the vaginal part of the cervix, which may be the site of early carcinoma; such areas fail to stain dark brown with iodine solution; loss of glycogen due to erosion and other benign conditions may also give a positive result. Schiller testS02-838260 (shil′ĕr) [Walter Schiller, Austrian-U.S. pathologist, 1887–1960] A test for superficial cancer, esp. of the uterine cervix. The tissue is painted with an iodine solution. Cells lacking glycogen fail to stain, and their presence may indicate a malignant change. Schiller, Walter, Austrian pathologist in U.S., 1887-1960. Schiller test - for early carcinoma of the cervix.Schiller tumor |