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Re: Pap smears: frustrating for everyoneFrom: dahmd@gate.netSun Sep 29 21:36:20 1996
In article uthman@neosoft.com (Ed Uthman) writes: stuff snipped
>Rather than curse the darkness, I have decided to do what I can to decrease
> <http://www.neosoft.com/~uthman/pap_tips.html>
>For anyone who is interested, I have several other pathology-oriented Ed: It's a pleasure to see you join the list. I have really enjoyed your well-balanced and informative posts on the newsgroups. I recently discovered that I was seeing a lot of patients from a particular primary care physician that read "ASCUS" but also noted "drying artifact". I phoned the physician to discuss this with him, and he investigated and discovered that his new nurse would put down the pap slide then come back to it some time later and spray the fixative! Sometimes even the basic stuff can get you. Ashley D. Ashley Hill, M.D. dahmd@gate.net Orlando, FL
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