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What does chronically inflamed squamoglandular mucosa mean?
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It means a chronic inflammation of the organ's surface which contains squamous and glandular cells. I wonder if you had biopsy of the esophagus or the genital part. You are relatively safe, malignancy is ruled out with this result.
Answered 11/3/2022
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