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Re: biopsy before hysterectomyFrom: Hugo D. Ribot Jr. (hribot@mindspring.com)Thu Mar 27 06:46:46 1997
Sing-Hung Chang wrote: > > Is it necessary to obtain at least an endometrial sample biopsy before > performing a hysterectomy indicated for leiomyomatosis? Let's say it's a > patient in her 40's, with 1 year of metromenorrhagia. Dr. Chang: If the patient has abnormally heavy bleeding but it occurs during her scheduled menses, no biopsy. If she bleeds at any other time, definite biopsy of the endometrium and endocervix (not in that order). Cheers, Hugo
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