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Re: Cervical erosionFrom: Zach Newton (zbnewton@mindspring.com)Thu Apr 20 19:59:50 2000
Typically for a thread, there has been tangential migration that has driven off in a cloud of alkali dust from the original topic. The devolution has created a cryo vs LEEP set of constituents. Whoa! For one, I utilize both technologies. LEEP is applied, usually as an office procedure with outsourced equipment on a scheduled basis, for evaluation and management of patients with a high grade squamous intraepithelial cytology report or a persistent or recurrent abnormal cytology report after previous e&m with colpo/bx/cryo for less than HGSIL. Outpatient/general anesthesia selectively used for morbidly obese or the out-of-control terrified. (no embedded reference to dear t.j.)
-- Zach Newton Z. B. Newton, III, M.D. Atlanta/Gyn
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