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Can you explain what it means? diagnosis: a) endocervix, curettage: benign endocervical glands and cervical mucus b) cervix, 1 o'clock, biopsy: predominantly endocervical tissue with inflammation and squamous metaplasia?
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The wording notes there are things there that are normal and some signs of irritation. There is no suggestion of a cancer or pre-cancer.
Answered 3/11/2023
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