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Re: Paps in pregnancyFrom: Allen Gardner (allen.gardner@utoronto.ca)Thu Oct 17 19:28:54 1996
> No problems except sometimes bloody paps, but see them with non-preg also. Does no one seem to care that bloody smears may be bloody hard to screen and interpret? It seems to me that a comprise has to be made between including endocervical cells and a smear that can be read satisfactoraly. Otherwise no one is doing the patient any favours. Allen.
-- Allen Gardner MD Genetics Oshawa General Hospital Oshawa, Ontario, Canada 905 433 2733
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