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Can you find cervical cancer with an internal ultra sound?
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PAP Smear is better.: A vaginal ultrasound might be used to evaluate the extent of an invasive cervical cancer but the best way to detect cervical cancer is with a pap smear.
Answered 9/14/2013
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