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The Abnormal Smear and Colposcopy Unit (ABSU) was developed by the late Dr. Stephen Broe and Dr. Bruce Ward to provide easy access to experienced, professional care for women with abnormal cervical smears (PAP smears) or those who are thought by their GPs to have symptoms or signs which give concern that they may be at risk of gynaecological or genital tract cancers.
The Unit was developed to address the problems of waiting times for assessment and treatment of women and to provide personal continuity of care. We are able to treat most women outside a hospital environment, allowing equal access for uninsured and insured patients. This approach also provides significant cost savings to the community at large. Over 2000 patients have been treated to date.
In 2016, Dr Andrea Garrett took over the Abnormal Smear and Colposcopy Unit (ABSU). ABSU is now part of Dr Garrett's private practice which is located in Suite 4, Level 9, Evan Thomson Building, 24 Chasely Street (part of The Wesley Hospital complex). Please explore Dr Garrett's website (www.andreagarrett.com.au) for further information.
In 2016, Dr Andrea Garrett took over the Abnormal Smear and Colposcopy Unit (ABSU). ABSU is now part of Dr Garrett's private practice which is located in Suite 4, Level 9, Evan Thomson Building, 24 Chasely Street (part of The Wesley Hospital complex). Please explore Dr Garrett's website (www.andreagarrett.com.au) for further information.