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Cause of ASC Negative for High Risk HPV PapFrom: brigett (brigettgarner@hotmail.com)Sat Mar 1 15:02:52 2008
After a recent conversation with a collegue, I think I am confused as to the cause of an ASC pap. Originally, I thought all abnormal pap results were caused by the HPV virus. My assumption was if a result came back ASC, and the reflex was Negative for High Risk HPV, then the cause of the ASC was from the Low Risk HPV Viruses. Is this wrong, if so, what then besides HPV will lead to the ASC reading?
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