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| broad base or pedunculated protrusion of cervical epithelium |
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| obstruction of cervical canal |
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| portion of cervical canal that is lined with squamous epithelium |
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| pregnancy outside of uterine cavity |
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| most common begign gyn tumor of productive years in women |
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| most common cervical cancer |
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| benign growth of endometrium causing heavy,painful menstrual bleeding |
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| scraping of uterus following inevitable/incomplete abortion, remove growths/polyps |
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| most common type of leiomyoma |
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| irregular, acyclic bleeding |
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| solid mass in vaginal canal |
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| aggressive cancer lesion in vaginal canal |
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| what leiomyoma prevents pregnancy by blocking the fallopian tubes. |
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| malignancy by thickening of endometrial cavity with irregular bleeding in perimenopausal and postmenopausal women |
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| estrogen stimulation to endometrium without progesterone |
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| pedunculated or sessile mass attached to endometrial cavity |
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| infection/inflammation within endometrium cavity |
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| what is the only way to test for cervical cancer? |
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