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Wondering what my sinus culture means? gram stain: many polys mod squamous epith cells rare pos cocci
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Sinus culture: Sinus culture shows growth of microorganisms such as bacterial or fungus etc. If culture is positive for some microorganism, then it can be treated accordingly. Squamous cells can be seen in sinus contents.
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