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What does this all mean benign ectocervical tissue. absence of dysplasia. transformation zone is not present?
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There is no cancer or any other abnormality. However, the specimen was less than satisfactory. Please repeat the PAP test as advised by your doctor. It is not an emergency, you could do it in a year. Get HPV vaccine.
Answered 6/4/2022
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