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The natural history of CIN I lesions
M A Duggan1, S E McGregor, G C Stuart
1Department of Pathology, Foothills Hospital and the University of Calgary, Alberta, Canada.
European Journal of Gynaecological Oncology
|September 23, 1998
Abstract:
The published literature indicates 11% of CIN I lesions on average progress to a higher grade dysplasia and the remainder either regress or persist. Reliable markers of disease outcome are yet to be identified. A longitudinal study of 342 women referred for colposcopic examination of a CIN I detected by a screening Pap test, and classified by the colposcopic impression and Pap test at that exam as