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I recently completed a seven-part series on cervical dysplasia and cancer in pregnancy. The incentive to begin that series came from a young patient who had a mildy abnormal Pap test and extensive involvement of her vagina, vulva, and perianal are...
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In addition, cervicitis and condylomata can be significant problems for many women during their lifetime. Because January 2007 is Cervical Health Awareness Month, I thought it appropriate to review some aspects of these cervical disorders, with a ...
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Although the pathway to cancer involves multiple steps, it is thought that the uncontrolled cell proliferation increases the risk of accumulating DNA damage that eventually leads to cancer. With this information as an introduction, we will in our ...
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She laughed nervously, but I think she got the message!. Labels: HPV; cervical dysplasia and pregnancy.
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Human papillomavirus( HPV) is the most common sexually transmitted infection(STI) in the United States, with more than 6.2 million cases a year. There are more than 100 strains of HPV and more than 30 of these strains can infect the genitals, and ...
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