I definitely hear an L in the word.
Posted By: sm on 2008-08-08
In Reply to: Meigs uterine or endometrial curette? - anon
Subject: I definitely hear an L in the word.
Here's how it is used, 2 spots...
I proceeded to endocervical curretting initially using the cervical brush and then a _______ suction catheter to obtain specimen as patient did not tolerate placement of the Kevorkian currette. Single-toothed tenaculum was used in order to achieve the currettage by the _______ currette and she did experience some strong cramping with this.
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