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Re: PAP Smear after TAHFrom: ASwayze190@aol.comFri Jan 17 04:04:57 1997
What I have understood about the rationale for performing Paps on post-TAH patients is that the upper third of the vagina is susceptible to the same transforming effects of HPV because it is derived from the same uterovaginal primordium as the cervix. Is this incorrect?? Is the theory correct, but without evidence?? I would LOVE to do a medline search on this, but as I use Grateful Med through AOL It would take me three days just to log on. Ava M. Swayze, MS IV UHSCOM Kansas City, MO
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