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Endometrium, curettage: inactive endometrium with stromal breakdown. no evidence of hyperplasia or neoplasia. what does this diagnosis?
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Normal: This pathology report shows a normal lining of the womb with no evidence o cancer. It also sows an inactive endometrium which is consistent with a post menopausal woman.
Answered 3/22/2020
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