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Can someone explain what this mean to me, please, thank you. scant fragments of unremarkable endocervical epithelium admixed with abundant mucus and inflammation. transformation zone is not available "
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Can someone explain my colpo results? ECTOCERVICAL BIOPSY AT 6:00: PREDOMINANTLY MUCUS WITH SCANT SUPERFICIAL FRAGMENTS OF SQUAMOUS EPITHELIUM DEMONSTRATING KOILOCYTOTIC CHANGE CONSISTENT WITH CIN1?
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