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Routine Clinic Visit Leads to Early Cancer Detection and Hysterectomy Recommendation
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By אביבית מיסניקוב
First reported by N12 · Sep 2, 2026
What happened
A 73-year-old Israeli woman's routine clinic visit led to the discovery of pre-cancerous cervical changes, prompting a recommendation for a hysterectomy. A clinic service coordinator's attentiveness to the patient's overdue screenings was credited with the early detection.
- 01Clinic coordinator noticed overdue gynecological exams.
- 02Patient's routine visit revealed pre-cancerous cervical changes.
- 03Woman, 73, will undergo a hysterectomy.
- 04Early detection credited to coordinator's vigilance.
- 05Maccabi Healthcare Services patient received care.
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