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Hello doctors. why did my urology pathology cytology report indicate that there were urothelial & squamous cells present? it also says negative for urothelial carcinoma?
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Because they are normal and were found. The reviewing doctor comments on anything they see. If they look at a specimen and post a report as "normal", the referring doc will fuss at them. It also confirms the specimen obtained was from the proper source.
Answered 6/10/2023
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