The Value Of Diagnostic Conisation Procedure For Detection Of High-Grade Lesions In The Women With Longterm Cytology Findings And Unsatisfactory Colposcopy

Background The risk of development high-grade lesions and invasive cervical cancer increases with age. Unsatisfactory colposcopy, where the area of interest is not visible is a common area of clinical uncertainly due to the lack of clear evidence and guidance. In cases of apparent long-term discordance between cytology and unsatisfactory colposcopy (transformation zone type III) a biopsy adequate to make the diagnosis is essential. Endocervical curettage can not be implemented due to cervix stenosis. In cause of unclear findings and append request the patients the cone excision were indicated.