P A Clemente Pérez, S Castán Mateo, P González Ramos, A Pérez Falo, J Suárez Trujillo, A Martínez Tejero, M A de la Plaza
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[Analysis of 194 conizations: residual lesions require hysterectomy].
CIN I and CIN II can be treated by colposcopy-guided biopsy. Control examinations must be made every six months. Persistence of a CIN II lesion is an indication for conization. Some CIN III cases can be treated by conization, but considering the frequency of residual lesions and insufficient conization, a total hysterectomy is a safer procedure.
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