Epidemiological characteristics of women with high grade CIN who do and do not have human papillomavirus.

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OBJECTIVE: Human papillomavirus infection is an important aetiological agent associated with the development of cervical neoplasia. However, even with the most sensitive methods of detection, human papillomavirus DNA has been detected in only 90% of cases of cervical cancer and between 80%-90% of cases of dysplasia. This study aimed to determine if there are epidemiological differences between women who are...

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