Cone Biopsy: What Tissue is Removed & Why?
A cone biopsy removes the upper outer portion of the cervix which in turns includes: Squamous epithelial cells on the cervix surface. Columnar epithelial cells near the internal opening of the cervix to the uterus. Any cervical mucosal and submucosal tissue within the targeted area.Plastic Surgery - Related Articles
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