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Re: clinical problemFrom: Suzy5324@aol.comWed Jan 6 00:50:47 1999
Any post menopausal female who presents with a vag. bleed could benefit from a pelvic, transvag.; and, if necessary, a sonohysterogram. But since you feel a mass posterior to the cervix, an abdominal and pelvic cat scan with iv, oral, and rectal contrast is definitely in order to r/o colon tumor & mets. Hopefully the cat scan can be done in a timely manner. The next step should be surgical intervention, if at all necessary after the diagnostic exams. I'm not a surgeon, but I would certainly want to have an idea what I will be cutting out when operating on a patient. Suzanne Hettena RT RDMS
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