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CIN microinvasorFrom: Ricardo Savaris (savaris@orion.ufrgs.br)Thu Jun 5 04:44:38 1997
Dear netters: A collegue of my came yesterday with a case asking for a second opinion A 29 yold female did a PAP and result was CIN2. Another doctor performed a cone (with LEEP) surgery. The pathologist gave the following result: Microinvasor carcinoma. Impossible to assess the edges due to intense burning. Then, she went to see my collegue who did a widening cone (i.e. performed again the cone). The pathologist report was: No evidence of cancer was found on the material examined. Now he is concern about it, because the patient wants to have children. Thanks in advance
-- Ricardo Savaris, MD, MSc, TEGO Porto Alegre, Brazil savaris@orion.ufrgs.br 55 51 3301354
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