Syosset, NY
A member asked:
i had a leep procedure done for ciniii. the margins were clear but what does "separate mucosa fragments positive for severe squamous dysplasia" mean?
3 doctor answers • 4 doctors weighed in
Dr. Liengkong Siewanswered
Gynecology 54 years experience
Free piece positive: By leep procedure sometimes Gyn may do the procedure with specimen obtained not in one step but trim the cervix if concern about miss a lesion and that someone will call it "separate mucosa fragments" As long as the margins were free you should be fine but to follow up as instructed to have negative Pap later then you have nothing to worry about. Take care and follow up yearly is a must.
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Dr. Jeff Livingstonanswered
Obstetrics and Gynecology 22 years experience
Cin 3: CIN 3 and Severe dysplasia are essentially the same thing. The margins of the LEEP specimen being clear is a good sign. It sounds like the specimen contained some other specimens from your surgery that also showed CIN 3. You will need to ask your surgeon what else was done during the LEEP
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Dr. Omar Etonanswered
Hematology and Oncology 38 years experience
Follow up : Your doctor needs to chat with the pathologist who wrote this. Likely will need a follow-up look in the area in a few months, in the area where this specimen came from.
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