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Re: questionsFrom: Paul Prior MD (pprior@earthlink.net)Sun Feb 27 18:29:33 2000
On Sun, 27 Feb 2000 18:43:23 -0600, john.robertson@obgyn.net (John Robertson MD) wrote:
>200g uterus - can you call that normal? If not then isn't there by I bet the pathology report didn't state any specific diagnosis or pathology. These come back as "normal myometrium, cervix ... blah blah." Your argument goes to my point. It is an "a priori" fact, IMO. This is a particular peeve of mine right now as I've had a couple 200+ gram uteri come out with no pathologic diagnosis listed and these will be on my case list :) They also fall out on our surgery quality assurance indicators - "c/s for fibroids with none on pathology report...."
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