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When used appropriately , ASCUS should be an infrequent designation
employed only when cellular changes elude a more definitive diagnosis . While
there is no correct rate of ASCUS , the following are general benchmarks . In a
low - risk ...
When used appropriately , ASCUS should be an infrequent designation
employed only when cellular changes elude a more definitive diagnosis . While
there is no correct rate of ASCUS , the following are general benchmarks . In a
low - risk ...
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CHAPTER SEVEN Atypical Squamous Cells of Undetermined Significance (
ASCUS ) a An almost infinite number of morphologic transitions exists , from
benign inflammatory or reparative and regenerative changes to full - blown
lowgrade ...
CHAPTER SEVEN Atypical Squamous Cells of Undetermined Significance (
ASCUS ) a An almost infinite number of morphologic transitions exists , from
benign inflammatory or reparative and regenerative changes to full - blown
lowgrade ...
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that a diagnosis of ASCUS can be expected in about 5 % of women screened . ?
Because of variations in the population screened , the National Cancer Institute
also proposed that the rate of ASCUS diagnoses should be about two to three ...
that a diagnosis of ASCUS can be expected in about 5 % of women screened . ?
Because of variations in the population screened , the National Cancer Institute
also proposed that the rate of ASCUS diagnoses should be about two to three ...
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