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Pap Smear Results explained by a Pathologist: 4 Minute Path Report
Ready for your Pap smear? Why do you need to get one and what do the results mean? Dr. Jelliffe, a board certified Pathologist, explains changes to the cervix resulting from HPV, to include low grade squamous intraepithelial lesion (LSIL) and high grade squamous intraepithelial lesion (HSIL). She also discusses the risk of cervical cancer from these two diagnoses. Learn about your diagnosis and empower yourself with knowledge!
Видео Pap Smear Results explained by a Pathologist: 4 Minute Path Report канала HONEST Pathology
Видео Pap Smear Results explained by a Pathologist: 4 Minute Path Report канала HONEST Pathology
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