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Re: Nabothian cystsFrom: Anatoliy I.Garkusha (sono_anatoli@mail.ru)Mon Oct 30 10:55:48 2006
Myself, I am prone to agree with Allen. Only, to mention, I work with a few gyns, who would mark them as a proof of intracervical infection, especially if the neck is deformed and the cysts are many and large. One very experienced gyn (on the kick, sure :-) is good at the neck... He insists such neck is commonly a deposit of hidden trichomonas deposits found by special methods deep in the cripts... Since diagnosis of gyn problem resides in our hands, many gyns are satisfied with diagnosing the neck infection, what is left...They would keep investigating those microbes... Treat them anew... And make profit. Anatom
> ----- Original Message ----- Thanks Allen. But perhaps if these get infected (do they?), would your approach be different? Joe.
> ----- Original Message ----- I know Latha does not agree but I do not think they are ever significant. I ignore them completely. Since I document my ultrasound exams on SVHS video tape, and narrate the tape as I do the scan, the patient can hear what I am saying, and as soon as they hear the word "cyst" they of course panic, so I always explain that cysts in the cervix are of no significance, almost all women have them, and they have nothing to do with ovarian cysts. Allen
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