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Is cin iii treatment the same as cis?
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Yes: Both are used synonymously, neither are invasive cancer but are considered high grade lesions and can be treated locally with leep (loop electrode excision procedure) or cold conization of the cervix. Leeps are usually done in the office & cold cones in the or.
Answered 4/30/2016
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