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What is the meaning of "to rule out endocervical polyp" in my trasvaginal ultrasound?
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Clarification: It means that the doctor isn't sure and wants to "rule out" or clarify something, in your case an endometrial polyp. A polyp is a small mass of tissue.
Answered 12/9/2013
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