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Pathology results: endometrium: secretory pattern endometrium ,partially autolyzed, with focal ciliated cell change. what does the result means?
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The findings are relatively benign, malignancy is ruled out. Your GYN doctor will give you an in-depth answer because she knows your medical history. Good luck.
Answered 6/3/2023
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