An article published in November 2009 by the magazine Am J Obst Gyn reports that women diagnosed with L-SIL (CIN 1) and positive for human papilloma virus HPV, rarely progress to more severe forms of dysplasia if the p16 is negative.
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Women with L-SIL (CIN-1) and negative for p16 rarely progress to more severe forms of dysplasia
An article published in November 2009 by the magazine Am J Obst Gyn reports that women diagnosed with L-SIL (CIN 1) and positive for human papilloma virus HPV, rarely progress to more severe forms of dysplasia if the p16 is negative.
An article published in November 2009 by the magazine Am J Obst Gyn reports that women diagnosed with L-SIL (CIN 1) and positive for human papilloma virus HPV, rarely progress to more severe forms of dysplasia if the p16 is negative.
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