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What do these d&c biopsy results mean? benign inactive endometrium w stromal hemorrhage. minute fragment of benign endocervical mucosa. thank you
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Normal findings: Much of the terminology is descriptive. Essentially, the findings are within normal limits.
Answered 10/15/2018
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