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Add info. pathology report had diagnosis listed but said there is distortion/crush artifact of cells, limiting adequate cytological evaluation. cytological features are not clearly appreciated due to distortion/crush artifact. next step should be?
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A new specimen should be collected and submitted for pathology examination.
Answered 9/5/2022
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