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Distal esophagus biopsy pathology says partially oriented squamous mucosa w/ no sig path changes. what does partially oriented squamous mucosa mean?
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Nothing: There is no lesion in the tissue submitted to the pathologist. Have a healthy diet, exercise, drink plenty of water, have safe sex,. Wish you good health! Nutrition: http://www.choosemyplate.gov/.
Answered 12/20/2018
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