Cervical Smear Histories of 585 Women with Biopsy-Proven Carcinoma in Situ
作者： Christine Bergeron , Hervé Debaque , Johnny Ayivi , Sylvie Amaizo , Francis Fagnani
DOI: 10.1159/000333167
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摘要: OBJECTIVE: To analyze the cervical cytologic smear history of women with carcinoma in situ (CIS). STUDY DESIGN : We examined smears obtained within three-year period prior to a histologic diagnosis CIS 585 for whom at least one prebiopsy was available. RESULTS: Among 454 patients only available review, 9 (2%) had negative diagnosis, 58 (13%) low grade squamous intraepithelial lesion (LSIL), and 387 (85%) high (HSIL). One hundred thirty-one two five taken previous three years review. All biopsy showed HSIL. The original on other 78 (60%), HSIL 46 (35%) LSIL 7 (5%). ALI 132 originally classified as from 87 (14.8%) were reviewed. Twenty-seven (20%) then showing HSIL, 10 LSIL, atypical cells undetermined significance, unsatisfactory (59%) remaining negative. CONCLUSION: Of before biopsy-proven CIS, 41% reclassified, half reclassified
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