В зоне риска. Тонкости защиты женского организма. Как ВПЧ проникает в наш организм, чем он опасен и что поможет избежать последствий

AGC (атипия цилиндрического эпителия)

• анализ на ВПЧ

• кольпоскопия + выскабливание канала шейки матки (лечение согласно результатам гистологии)

При подтверждении любого вида дисплазии – конизация

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