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What do "no well presereved endometrial tissue identified" and also "tiny shedding endometrium and squamous epithelium" mean in my pathology report?
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Benign: No malignancy was identified. Not a great sample but some endometrium was available for examination within the biopsy.
Answered 6/2/2016
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