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Re: Vaginal Epithelial Hyperplasia From: Anatoli I. Garkusha (midilover@yahoo.com) Wed Sep 27 12:15:07 2000 Messages sorted by: [ date ][ thread ][ subject ][ author ] Next message: james connerth: "Symphysiotomy review" Previous message: ginny lee BSN, GNM: "Re: FRI Diphthongs from Ina May Gaskin" Maybe in reply to: Michael Mills DO : "Vaginal Epithelial Hyperplasia" Next in thread: Carlos Roure MD: "Re: VBAC statement revisited." Dear Mike, Can you send images of transabdominal ultrasound of that patient where sagitally scanned vaginal stripe could be displaid? The image must be sent through computer and if digitized into *.jpg variant woun't occupy much space on the disk and can be posted in attachment to the letter. -- Anatoli I. Garkusha, MD, sonologist. Kiev, Ukraine. >I am a practicing ER Physician and had the opportunity to evaluate a 42 >y/o female with asymptomatic white discharge. The patient says that >after intercourse she notices a clumpy, white, semi-solid discharge. Wet >prep is negative for any bacterial or fungal elements. The lab report >states that she has large amounts of vaginal epithelial cells in clumps. >Pap smear is negative. There are no lesions in the vaginal vault. >External Genitalia are negative. Cervix is normal appearing. The >patient does take LO-Estrin for contraception. All I can find in the >literature is that this condition may be due to excess estrogen. Does >anyone have any other ideas?? Thanks Mike Mills DO FACEP Next message: james connerth: "Symphysiotomy review" Previous message: ginny lee BSN, GNM: "Re: FRI Diphthongs from Ina May Gaskin" Maybe in reply to: Michael Mills DO : "Vaginal Epithelial Hyperplasia" Next in thread: Carlos Roure MD: "Re: VBAC statement revisited."

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