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Re: New Case: LGSIL, years in the making From: Donna L. Elder (eldereno@erols.com) Thu Aug 31 22:21:37 2000 Messages sorted by: [ date ][ thread ][ subject ][ author ] Previous message: K Dew: "ASCUS and nabothian cysts." Maybe in reply to: Joanne Bulley, MD: "New Case: LGSIL, years in the making" Larry Glazerman wrote: > > I would colpo with possible biopsy, and if not worse than LSIL, continue to > follow with paps. This is similar to a dilemma we face often: the ASCUS or > LSIL pap, normal colpo, continued ASCUS or LSIL pap. My feeling is that I > will follow them indefinitely unless the pap gets wores than LSIL. What to > others do? I feel that this is appropriate. LGSIL encompasses HPV changes. If negative testing for high risk HPV types (or even with), follow with regular paps (q 6 mos) and repeat colpo if any progression. A later post from Joanne stated that a previous pap was AGUS. Was an endometrial biopsy done then? Donna -- Donna L. Elder RNC, WHNP, MS, CNM NCC Certified as WHNP in 1980 NCC Certified in Reproductive Endocrinology and Infertility Nursing in 1989 ACC Certified as CNM in 1999 Colposcopist X 10 years Northern Virginia, USA ICQ#1959613 e-mail: eldereno@erols.com Previous message: K Dew: "ASCUS and nabothian cysts." Maybe in reply to: Joanne Bulley, MD: "New Case: LGSIL, years in the making"

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