Intérêt de la recherche du papillomavirus humain (HPV) dans le suivi post-conisation des CIN2–3

may be sent to s.m.sherman@keele.ac.uk. CondensationColposcopists are generally supportive of the HPV Test of Cure procedure however concerns remain regarding HPV positive cases and risk of false negative HPV results. Results: There was a 50% (N=88) response rate. 90% of respondents indicated they were happy with the new procedure. In the follow-up questions, 20% indicated they were uncomfortable with the procedure when it was applied to women who were CIN2+ with incomplete excision at the endocervical margin. Open-ended questions elicited positive aspects of TOC including reduced follow-up, increased reassurance for patients and clinicians and a faster return to the call-recall system. Negative observations included concerns around HPV positive cases, possible false negatives and anxiety in those women who were originally subject to the pre-TOC guidelines and were now returned to call-recall "earlier" than originally indicated to them. 11% of respondents also indicated they work around the new guidelines to some extent. Colposcopists' experiences of HPV Test of Conclusion:Although clinicians are on the whole positive towards the introduction of TOC , concerns were raised which centre primarily around those patients with CIN2+ combined with positive endocervical margins, issues related to HPV positive cases and the possibility of a false negative HPV result. The possibility of patient anxiety due to return to routine screening earlier than originally expected was also identified as a concern.

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Intérêt de la recherche du papillomavirus humain (HPV) dans le suivi post-conisation des CIN2–3

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