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Specimen cone biopsy:
Specimen cone biopsy:
*Cervix measures: ___ x ___ x ___ cm.   
*Cervix measures: ___ x ___ x ___ cm.   
*Orientation: [not oriented/short stitch at 12 o'clock and a long stitch at 3 o'clock].
*Exocervical mucosa: [smooth and white].
*Exocervical mucosa: [smooth and white].
*Endocervical mucosa: [rough and pink]. 
*Endocervical mucosa: [rough and pink].  
*Gross lesion: [not identified/tan brown lesion measures ___ x ___ x ___ cm, ___ cm from the [nearest margin]].
*Orientation: [not oriented/short stitch at 12 o'clock and a long stitch at 3 o'clock].
*Inking of endocervical margin: [green]  
*Inking of endocervical margin: [green]  
*Inking of remainder of margin: [black].  
*Inking of remainder of margin: [black].  


The specimen is serially section and submitted clockwise, starting at 12 o'clock, in total in blocks A to D.
Pathology:
*Gross lesion: [not identified/tan brown lesion measures ___ x ___ x ___ cm, ___ cm from the [nearest margin]].
 
Sections:
*Submitted clockwise starting at 12 o'clock, in total in blocks A to D.


===Protocol notes===
===Protocol notes===

Revision as of 01:22, 23 September 2014

This article deals with cervical cone grossing. Cervical conization, is a common gynecologic procedure.

Larger cervical cancers are dealt with by radical hysterectomy or radical trachelectomy.

Protocol

Specimen cone biopsy:

  • Cervix measures: ___ x ___ x ___ cm.
  • Orientation: [not oriented/short stitch at 12 o'clock and a long stitch at 3 o'clock].
  • Exocervical mucosa: [smooth and white].
  • Endocervical mucosa: [rough and pink].
  • Inking of endocervical margin: [green]
  • Inking of remainder of margin: [black].

Pathology:

  • Gross lesion: [not identified/tan brown lesion measures ___ x ___ x ___ cm, ___ cm from the [nearest margin]].

Sections:

  • Submitted clockwise starting at 12 o'clock, in total in blocks A to D.

Protocol notes

Typically the blocks will be as follows:

  • Block A: 12-3 o’clock.
  • Block B: 3-6 o’clock.
  • Block C: 6-9 o’clock.
  • Block D: 9-12 o’clock.

Alternate approaches

See also

Related protocols

References

External links