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Re: Breast dischargeFrom: Ed Uthman (uthman@neosoft.com)Fri Oct 4 04:35:28 1996
In reply to Gail Waldby's remark,
>I would not do a Pap on the discharge--it will not give you any I agree. A negative means nothing, as the sensitivity of nipple discharge cytology is dismal. I have seen only one flat-out positive smear in 15 years in general pathology. Ed _________________________________________________________ Ed Uthman, MD -- _________________________________________________________ <uthman@neosoft.com> "Nemo liber est qui <http://www.neosoft.com/~uthman/> corpore servit." Pathologist -Seneca Houston/Richmond, TX, USA
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