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What does endocervical cells present on a pap result mean?

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Satisfact for exam: Endocervical cells on pap smear means the smear is satisfactory for evaluation. Endocervical cells present transformation zone - area where neoplastic changes started under influence of human papilloma virus. Thank you for question.

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Answered 6/21/2018

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