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more infor (thanks)

Posted By: marie on 2009-04-30
In Reply to: history of premature ??livery registrant??? - marie

Subject: more infor (thanks)

Ms. L was a 28 year old woman who had a PAP smear that was unsatisfactory for evaluation.  A 2002 PAP smear did not show evidence of malignancy. 


Her current problems were that of high risk pregnancy, maternal diabetes, Bell’s Palsy, antepartum tobacco abuse, history of premature livery registrant and noncompliance with treatment plan.




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