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18 Mar 2019
A 38-year-old woman has vaginal spotting and goes to see a gynecologist. She has a history of cervical hyperplasia and is afraid she is having an exacerbation of the condition. After receiving pap smear results, her doctor tells her that the pathology results revealed severe dysplasia. The doctor says the condition is diagnosed as carcinoma in situ. The patient says, "I don't understand what all of these words mean. What could have caused this?" How would you explain all this to the patient? Define the highlighted terms and give the patient an answer as to some causes of this condition.
A 38-year-old woman has vaginal spotting and goes to see a gynecologist. She has a history of cervical hyperplasia and is afraid she is having an exacerbation of the condition. After receiving pap smear results, her doctor tells her that the pathology results revealed severe dysplasia. The doctor says the condition is diagnosed as carcinoma in situ. The patient says, "I don't understand what all of these words mean. What could have caused this?" How would you explain all this to the patient? Define the highlighted terms and give the patient an answer as to some causes of this condition.
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