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Re: Question about ASCUSFrom: James Connerth MD (anonymous@obgyn.net)Mon, 30 Nov 1998 14:09:28 -0600 (CST)
At Mon, 30 Nov 1998, T. wrote: > >I just had a pap smear done and it came back with ASCUS (atypical >squamous cells of undetermined significance), air drying artifact, and >rare cells reactive changes. I am going to see a gynocologist in 3 >weeks for a colposcopy. What does all this mean? Is there a possibility >of cancer with this diagnosis? What are the possible treatments to clear >this up? ASCUS seen in some practices in up to 25% of patients.Rarely indicates hi grade dysplasia(pre-cancer).Can be related to recent intercourse,drying artefact,infection--and dysplasia. If colposcopic exam is normal--usually resolves spontaneously if patient not in hi risk group.
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