BJOG An International Journal of Obstetrics & Gynaecology · 1988 · 45 citations · 5 references
MedicineGynecologyPathologyCytopathologyDiagnostic PathologyHistopathologyCervical BiopsyCervical CytologyCervical PathologyCervicovaginal CytologyDysplasiaGynecologic PathologyCervical Epithelial DysplasiaCervical Pathology AssessmentCervical Squamous LesionsColposcopic Cervical BiopsyColposcopic DiagnosisColposcopy-directed CytologyKoilocytic AtypiaPunch Cervical Biopsy
Colposcopy was performed in 91 women who had cervical cytology suggesting mild dyskaryosis or showing koilocytosis, all previous cytology having been normal. The final histological diagnosis was CIN III in 22%, CIN II in 18%, CIN I in 31%, koilocytosis alone in 14% and no abnormality in 15%. These results indicate that even with mild cytological atypia, a high proportion of patients will have more advanced disease when colposcopy-directed punch biopsy is performed.
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DOES MILD ATYPIA ON A CERVICAL SMEAR WARRANT FURTHER INVESTIGATION?
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Atypical or Suspicious Cervical Smears
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