A compact subset X of a
polyhedron P is cellular in P if there is a pseudoisotopy of P shrinking precisely X to
a point. A proper surjection between polyhedra f : P → Q is cellular if each
point inverse of f is cellular in P. It is shown that if f : P → Q is a cellular
map with either (i) dimP ≦ 3, or (ii) dimQ ≦ 3, then f is approximable by
homeomorphisms.