Pap Test

A pap test may result in a recommendation for cryosurgery or a LEEP procedure. In the U.S., liquid-based cervical cytology is the most popular method, and for women with ASCUS (atypical cells of undetermined significance) results, co-collection of an HPV specimen is recommended. The benefit of co-collection is sparing many women from additional clinical examinations and further colposcopic and cervical biopsy scrutiny. A pap test may result in a recommendation for cryosurgery or a LEEP procedure.

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Pap Test

Cryosurgery, LEEP Procedure

The cells from a swab of the mucous membranes of the cervix are inspected for any irregularities. If any abnormalities are present, a physician will generally recommend a follow-up examination to determine if there are any changes in cellular appearance. A pap test may result in a recommendation for cryosurgery or a LEEP procedure.

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