Cervical Polypectomy

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Chapter 235 Cervical Polypectomy

DESCRIPTION

Cervical polypectomy is the removal of cervical or visible endocervical polyps; it is generally a simple, painless office procedure.

INDICATIONS

Cervical or visible endocervical polyp.

CONTRAINDICATIONS

Known or suspected allergy to the agents used, coagulopathy. Relative: pregnancy.

REQUIRED EQUIPMENT

• Skin (vaginal) preparation materials (iodine-based antibacterial solution [e.g., Betadine] or other suitable cleansing agents)
• Sterile or examination gloves
• Vaginal speculum
• Sponge stick or uterine packing forceps (fine scissors may be used but are seldom required)
• Kevorkian or similar endocervical curette
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