Teenage cervical screening in a high risk American population.

and stage IA cancer in young patients.[ 20 21 ] Study from Iceland showed the CIN3/AIS was significantly high in age 20–24 and 25–29, and the increased incidence of invasive carcinoma was mainly due to increased rates in the 25–34 year groups.[ 20 ] The overuse of cervical cytology screening may be quite significant among young women, thereby putting enormous economic burden on the health care system.

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