endocervical

The biopsy from the endocervical canal [the passage leading from the cervical canal into the body of the uterus] was normal.

Patricia Yarberry Allen: What to Do if You Have Genital HPV Patricia Yarberry Allen 2010

The cold knife cone biopsy procedure is not done as often now, unless a decision to forgo a hysterectomy is to be based on careful pathology review of the tissue, or if there's evidence of cervical dysplasia inside the endocervical canal.

Patricia Yarberry Allen: What to Do if You Have Genital HPV Patricia Yarberry Allen 2010

The cold knife cone biopsy procedure is not done as often now, unless a decision to forgo a hysterectomy is to be based on careful pathology review of the tissue, or if there's evidence of cervical dysplasia inside the endocervical canal.

Patricia Yarberry Allen: What to Do if You Have Genital HPV Patricia Yarberry Allen 2010

The contemplation of a cervical biopsy and a scraping of the endocervical canal can lead to fear of pain.

Marcia G. Yerman: An Interview with Dr. Diane M. Harper, HPV Expert Marcia G. Yerman 2010

The biopsy from the endocervical canal [the passage leading from the cervical canal into the body of the uterus] was normal.

Patricia Yarberry Allen: What to Do if You Have Genital HPV Patricia Yarberry Allen 2010

The biopsy from the endocervical canal [the passage leading from the cervical canal into the body of the uterus] was normal.

Patricia Yarberry Allen: What to Do if You Have Genital HPV Patricia Yarberry Allen 2010

The cold knife cone biopsy procedure is not done as often now, unless a decision to forgo a hysterectomy is to be based on careful pathology review of the tissue, or if there's evidence of cervical dysplasia inside the endocervical canal.

Patricia Yarberry Allen: What to Do if You Have Genital HPV Patricia Yarberry Allen 2010

The contemplation of a cervical biopsy and a scraping of the endocervical canal can lead to fear of pain.

Marcia G. Yerman: An Interview with Dr. Diane M. Harper, HPV Expert Marcia G. Yerman 2010

I still occasionally use the endobrush for paps, even when doing thin preps, because sometimes the larger cyto-broom does not enter the endocervical canal.

Performing the Pelvic Exam aka TBTAM 2007

Internists in training will be required to actually learn how to do as opposed to learn how to talk about the following: venous and arterial access,pap test, endocervical culture and the basic elements of ACLS including intubation.

Archive 2007-03-01 james gaulte 2007