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Re: Offering patients alternative Pap methodsFrom: Lynn D. Montgomery (apgar10@ionet.net)Mon Apr 28 09:04:08 1997
>whether or not you are formally offering patients one of the new Pap >techniques (Papnet, ThinPrep). A number of patients are asking about >these, probably because of media reports. I began using it exclusively about 3 months ago. Universally, no matter how aggressive I was with the little "paint brush", all my results came back with no endocervicals. I hear that shortly we will be able to use an endocervical brush with this new technology, therefore increasing the return of endocervical sampling. Until then, I have stopped using them and have gone back to the traditional pap (spatula and brush/two slides) Lynn
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