What do endocervical cells mean if found on a Pap smear?

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Endocervical cells are typically found in Pap smears when the sample includes cells taken from the cervical canal. The presence of endocervical cells is often used to decide if a Pap test can be viewed as accurate. Tests that do not include endocervical cells may need to be repeated.
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Optimizing the Papanicolaou Smear
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