… neoplasia or cancer, but they both had lower risk populations. In addition, consistent with
the literature, we found among our high-risk women … neoplasia 2 or greater. Although this is …

… -positive than among HIV-negative women. In this review, we … of lower genital tract neoplasias
and cancers in women. In … neoplasias of the lower genital tract in HIV-positive women. …

… Other neoplasia of the female tract are less common. … women, and, therefore, might have
a shorter period of estrogen exposition in their life. Theoretically, this may result in a lower risk …

… The gross appearance of low-grade serous neoplasia depends to some extent on whether
it is … Rarely, benign serous neoplasia shows a completely firm/solid appearance in serous …

… They also found that although cryotherapy seemed an attractive form of treatment for HIV-seropositive
women because of the absence of bleeding and the low risk of iatrogenic …

… relative to the risk of neoplasia in the female reproductive tract. The female reproductive tract,
in … of the uterus, and the ovaries in women with either premature ovarian failure or natural …

… Multifocal vulvar intraepithelial neoplasia grade III and multicentric lower genital tract
neoplasia is associated with transcriptionally active human papillomavirus. Cancer 1995;75:2879-…

… 10 women the diagnosis of vaginal intraepithelial neoplasia … of the anogenital tract in
patients with anogenital neoplastic … chemosurgery for lower-grade lesions at little risk of …

… referral test; women with multiple abnormalities may have higher risk for abnormalities, and
women known to have a single ASCUS smear result may be at lower risk than we describe. …

… , the risk of acquiring HPV. The women who use hormonal contraceptives are less likely to be
… with intraepithelial lesions than women who do not use this method of contraception [ 2, 6 ]. …