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Re: Atypical Endocervical CellsFrom: Diane Hibbs, DO (hibbs@twhc.net)Thu May 13 20:39:01 1999
At Thu, 13 May 1999, Joanne Bulley wrote:
Any votes or recommendations for second (cold knife) cone prior to the
hyst?
> If you had questionable margins before, and a pap (screening, not diagnostic test) now, are you comfortable with the diagnosis of adenocarcinoma IN SITU and convinced against invasive adenocarcinoma? If not, you may be performing a vaginal hysterectomy that should be a radical hysterectomy. As I am studying for Boards this week, I know the correct answer is to do a CKC for the diagnosis, but I defer to the "experts" in private practice for the real-world answer.
-- Diane Hibbs, DO OB/GYN Tulsa, Oklahoma http://twhc.net
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