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I had total hysterectomy last year for ais, just had follow up pap and hpv test. pap result was nilm. also said endocervical cells and or meta plastic squamous cells (endocervical component) present. how can it have those cells if i had hysterctomy?

Q: i had total hysterectomy last year for ais, just had follow up pap and hpv test. pap result was nilm. also said endocervical cells and or meta plastic squamous cells (endocervical component) present. how can it have those cells if i had hysterctomy?

: Cells prob look alike. Discuss with Dr reading slide.

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Cells prob look alike. Discuss with Dr reading slide.

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A member asked:

I had total hysterectomy last year for ais, just had follow up pap and hpv test. pap result was nilm. also said endocervical cells and or meta plastic squamous cells (endocervical component) present. how can it have those cells if i had hysterctomy?

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