Patient with CIN-II positive on pap’s smear, next step will be
A. Repeat pap’s smear
B. Cone biopsy
C. Colposcopic directed biopsy
D. Punch biopsy
E. Start chemotherapy
- PAP Smear
- COLPOSCOPY (and biopsy directed by COLPOSCOPY) :any discrepancy or incomplete visualisation of the lesion.
- CONE. BIOPSY
• As pap smear is positive, next step is to visualise the abnormal areas under coploscopy and to take biopsy under guidance of it (abnormality in PAP smear).
A. Repeat pap’s smear
B. Cone biopsy
C. Colposcopic directed biopsy
D. Punch biopsy
E. Start chemotherapy
Ans.
(C) Colposcopic directed biopsy :
* Cone biopsy is done when there is discrepancy between cytology and colposcopy
* Cone biopsy is done when there is discrepancy between cytology and colposcopy
* Hystrectomy is done if there is
persistent CIN-II.
* If-CIN-I, then PAP smear is repeated
Note :The sequence of
performing tests are - PAP Smear
- COLPOSCOPY (and biopsy directed by COLPOSCOPY) :any discrepancy or incomplete visualisation of the lesion.
- CONE. BIOPSY
• As pap smear is positive, next step is to visualise the abnormal areas under coploscopy and to take biopsy under guidance of it (abnormality in PAP smear).
