Sentences with phrase «remove precancerous»

I would hope to have the colonoscopy on August 3rd if possible to remove the precancerous flat polyps, tricky place to get at.
Shields also says she has a short cervix due to scarring that occurred years before when she had surgery to remove precancerous cells.
Several years before, I'd had cervical surgery to remove precancerous cells, resulting in scarring that caused my cervix to be tight and significantly shortened.

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Another possibility is that when an IUD is removed, some cervical cells that contain HPV infection or precancerous changes may be scraped off.
They do more than watch the camera, they are able to remove polyps — abnormal growths — both to prevent precancerous polyps from becoming malignant and to examine the tissue for signs of cancer.
Removal of the large intestine: Colectomy with ileorectal anastomosis, which removes the large intestine and attaches the small intestine to the rectum, is the primary treatment for patients affected by Lynch syndrome who have colon cancer or precancerous colon polyps that can not be removed by colonoscopy.
Emma's testicle and gonad might have precancerous tissue and must be removed.
If polyps are found in the colon, they are removed and sent to a pathologist for biopsy, an examination under a microscope that detects cancerous or precancerous cells.
When Amy turns 40, she begins colorectal cancer screening based on her higher - than - average risk factors, and at age 45 a precancerous polyp is detected in her colon and is successfully removed.
She did have precancerous cells removed from her cervix, but when the hospital urged her to come back for follow - up care due to another abnormal Pap, she ignored it.
They even discovered precancerous cell changes in my vagina that had to be removed surgically, and I am convinced that Candida played a huge role in setting the stage for that!
Depending on those results, the next step might be surgery to remove the growth, especially if the growth is considered precancerous.
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