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What is endocervical component present in pap smear mean?

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Good test: It means that there are cell samples from the inside of the cervix, which is where they're supposed to come from. So this just means the test is more likely to be accurate than if it said "endocervical component not present."

Dr Rhoads and 4 doctors agreed

Answered 11/28/2017

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