2001 Consensus Guidelines for the management of women with cervical intraepithelial neoplasia

Operación Cono Mediante Asa Electroquirúrgica (Leep) en El Hospital Regional De Copiapó: Análisis Del Período 1994-1999, Con Seguimiento Por 5 Años Hasta 2004

“…La persistencia de NIE fue de 16% en mujeres con compromiso de margen y de 4% en los casos sin compromiso de margen (7).…”

“…Otros autores recomiendan seguimiento cuidadoso por 10 años (8) y por último otros investigadores señalan que la recurrencia de la lesión podría presentarse muchos años después por lo que debiera ser indefinido el seguimiento (7,12). …”

Does HPV-status 6–12 months after treatment of high grade dysplasia in the uterine cervix predict long term recurrence?

“…3 Recommendations differ from extra surveillance for not more than 5 years from treatment to yearly smears, possibly combined with human papilloma virus (HPV)-tests for the rest of the woman's life. 11 Swedish contemporary guidelines recommend bi-annual testing with cytology for at least 20 years.12 This policy, however, is expensive since it involves many women for a very long time, and the effectiveness of these recommendations has not been studied.…”

Colposcopy: An Evidence-Based Update

“…If colposcopic histology is normal and cytology is less severe than HSIL, repeating a Pap at 6 and 12 months, HPV testing at 1 year, or a Pap and colposcopy at 1 year are all acceptable. 9 An unsatisfactory examination in a post-menopausal woman is addressed in the Colposcopy after Menopause section above. Normal Additional testing is indicated after a normal colposcopy to help avoid missed pathology.…”

“…5 2001 ASCCP Consensus Guidelines principally use SIL terminology for cytology results and CIN terminology for histology results. 4,9 Low Grade Squamous Intraepithelial Lesion Patients with LSIL cytology should be evaluated with a colposcopy. HPV testing is not recommended for LSIL cytology because 83% of patients with LSIL are positive for high risk HPV types.…”