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What does benign endometrium with a proliferative pattern, glandular breakdown and diffuse stromal breakdown - scant benign endocervical tissue mean?

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No worries!: Benign is normal or "non-cancerous". Proliferative just means the cells are in the phase where they are dividing which is normal during the estrogen part of the cycle. Endocervical tissue is just cells that came from inside the cervix - these were also benign! All good news!

Answered 9/9/2020

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