Letter: Conization and the minipill.

Incomplete conization

Conization as a surgical technique is perhaps one of the interventions in Gynecology which has remained almost unchanged, not only technical, but its application and foundations over time. Excision of a conical part of the cervix which includes the exocervix as base of the cone, and a segment of endocervical canal as axis and vertex, allows a detailed histopathological evaluation of the entire ...

Letter to the editor

cervices during pregnancy after conization

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Letter to the editor

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Letter to the Editor

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