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Should i get laser ablation for the removal of a premature cancer on my cervix?
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? In-Situ: Laser ablation is the equivalent of surgical excision. By "premature" i assume you mean 'in-situ' carcinoma. Either continues to convey some risk of cells deeper than the ablation/excision removes.
Answered 7/15/2012
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