[CO2 laser in treatment of uterine cervix dysplasia in women with infertility].

In: Ginekologia polska · 1994 · vol. 65(12) , pp. 690–4 · PMID:7789861 · W116255369
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CO2 laser vaporization was used to treat cervical dysplasia in 21 infertile women, resulting in healing in 19 patients and no recurrence of dysplasia at follow-up.

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The authors presented use of carbon dioxide laser in treatment of dysplasia of the uterine cervix in women with malreproduction. Between November 1991 and September 1993 in the Department of Reproduction, Institute of Gynecology and Obstetrics, Academy of Medicine, Poznań the CO2-laser vaporisation in 21 women was done. In 19 patients the healing was achieved. In two of 21 women in control examination CIN was diagnosed. They were treated with electroconisation. In control examination no signs of dysplasia in all women were observed. The patients are still under control in our department.

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