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Part 2- of d&c hysteroscopy findings- please tell me if this is ok along with my previous post. endometrial curettings-rare strips of endometrial mucosa w/tubal metaplasia,endocervical mucosa & abundant mucus with inflammatory debris?
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Best to ask someone who has looked at slides to tell. Different Drs use different terms based on what they mean when they dictate these words. But sounds like pretty normal to me.
Answered 3/12/2023
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