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Re: Atypical Endocervical CellsFrom: DoctorJoe@aol.comSat May 15 02:08:15 1999
In a message dated 5/14/99 10:44:43 PM, hibbs@twhc.net writes:
<< >Dear Dr. Hibbs,
>I'm afraid that the last part of your comment: " but I defer to the Absolutely no disrespect or mockery intended. I realize that the "correct" answer on boards is not always the most practical. I was truly interested in what practicing physicians had to say. >> Well, from personal experience, one comment that the board examiners make is: "Well, you'd be perfectly legitimate in referring this lady to a subspecialist. Now, suppose the subspecialist is out of town? What would you do THEN?" Or: "Blah, blah, blah. So what do you think the subspecialist would tell you to do?" Joe P.
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