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parous - SM

Posted By: ER MT on 2008-06-17
In Reply to: Physical exam - cervix is s/l paris/pearus - Thanks. nm

Subject: parous - SM

Sometimes they say multiparous.


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Cervix is parous and without lesions, meaning she has had children before. I do lots of OB and this is a common phrase they use on the pelvic exam. Have never heard of perisome. Hope that helps.
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The uterine fundus is in midpostion, upper limits of parous and size.  Maybe upper limits of appearance and size? 
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not have given birth vaginally or at all. The doctors will sometimes open the cervix during a vaginal surgery or C-section to make it "parous."
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No. The definition of parous is: having given birth to one or more viable children EOM
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