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Cervical Ectopy (Cervical Erosion)

TIG 28/18 Updated: June 2018 Review: Date June 2020 Page 1 of 3 Saint Mary s Hospital Emergency Gynaecology Unit Information for Patients Cervical Ectopy ( Cervical Erosion) Welcome to Emergency Gynaecology Unit You may have been diagnosed with a Cervical Ectopy . This has also commonly been known as an erosion or ectropion of the cervix. What is a Cervical Ectopy ? A Cervical Ectopy is a red, velvet like and often raw looking area with a graze type appearance on the outer surface of the cervix.

A cervical ectopy is a red, velvet like and often raw looking area with a graze type appearance on the outer surface of the cervix. This is a benign (non-cancerous) condition and does not lead to cervical ... It is important that if you are invited for routine cervical screening you should attend. This helps to assess your cervix regularly and ...

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