i need more information on lesion, CIN1 and CIN2 and any other related information?
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CIN stands for Cervical Intraepithelial Neoplasia.\nC= cervical(related to the cervix of the uterus)\nI= intraepithelial(inside the epithelial cells)\nN= neoplasia(a new growth that's abnormal, almost always precancerous)\n\nCIN is graded into three categories, or stages:\n-CIN 1= Early neoplasia. The cells are just starting to present changes but are still very similar to the normal, healthy cells. \n-CIN 2= Moderate neoplasia. The cells are presenting abnormal changes that are easily detected by means of microscopic analysis by a pathologist.\n-CIN 3= Severe neoplasia. The cells are already clearly abnormal, very similar to a cancerous cell pattern (large, dark, irregular nucleus, spiculated{star-like} borders). If left untreated, CIN 3 progresses rapidly to the next stage, which is called Carcinoma In Situ (a cancerous lesion that is limited to a small confined area, and has not yet started to invade the surrounding tissue).\n\nIn 1994, at age 25, I was diagnosed with CIN 3 during a routine PAP test. I never experienced any symptoms, so the diagnosis was a surprise to me. My gynecologist sent me immediately to a Reproductive Oncologist (a doctor that specializes in cancerous conditions of the female reproductive system). He confirmed the diagnosis, and recommended that a Cone Biopsy [conization] of my cervix be done. This is a minor surgical procedure done under regional anesthesia, and it serves a dual purpose: to determine the extent of the lesion, and to treat the condition by removal of a large portion of the cervix. If the lesion is confined within the portion that is extracted [as it was in my case], no further treatment is needed; the doctor will schedule PAP tests every 3 months for the first year, every 6 months for the second, and then yearly for life. In the case of a lesion that extends beyond the borders of the portion that is removed, then a hysterectomy [extraction of the uterus] is in order, sometimes followed by a short course of chemotherapy. To this day, I've had no further recurrence of the disease. If you want to contact me regarding this condition, feel free to do so using the link provided in my profile. I hope that you get well real soon, and that my advise has been of some help.
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For educational purposes, you can go to a trusted medical, encyclopedic, or homework-help website.  I recommend MSN's, at http://encarta.msn.com/.  Or you may want to try an image search engine.
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check out\n\nwww.americancancersociety.org
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You can try webmd.com   It may give you some information you are looking for.
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The below links should give you an overview, and refer you to other sources for more info.  Of course, the best info will come from a physician:\n\nhttp://www.answers.com/bronchiectasis\n\nhttp://www.lungusa.org/site/pp.asp?c=dvLUK9O0E&b=35009\n\nhttp://www.nlm.nih.gov/medlineplus/ency/article/000144.htm\n\nhttp://www.bronchiectasis.info/\n\nhttp://www.nhlbi.nih.gov/health/dci/Diseases/brn/brn_whatis.html\n\nhttp://images.google.com/images?q=bronchiectasis&hl=en&btnG=Search+Images
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While the people above gave great answers. So I won't repeat what was said.\n\nBut I just had surgery to remove this tumor one month ago. \nSo I did alot of searching for information about this kind of surgery.\n\nI found a website that is dedicated to this kind of tumor.\nIt is loaded with information, pictures, stories from others who are going through/been through this kind of surgery.\n\nThey have a forum where you can ask 100's of people, Questions you may have about before/during/after the operation.\n\nMy tumor was benign.(thank God) \nGood luck to you or whoever is going through this.
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This is a great website to research this:\nhttp://allaboutplasticsurgery.com/
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new england journal of medicine is a good source, u can search inside its articles for case reports and find a case report  for  DIC
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need more information please
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go to wikipedia and look up minimata disease
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Angie,\n\nI'm assuming that you want some information on the organism's effect on the body, rather than information on the organism itself.\n\nTry http://www.pathguy.com  This is a website that is run in it's entirety by a pathology professor.  All the information in every lecture (all the 'articles' you find there are actually lectures he gives to his students), cites specific articles that appeared on NEJM, Disease-a-month, etc...nothing is anecdotal.\n\nGood luck!
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national cervical cancer coalition has lots of info and resources\n\nhttp://www.nccc-online.org/\n\nso does the National Cancer Instiute\n\nhttp://www.cancer.gov/cancer_information/cancer_type/cervical/\n\ngood luck!
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Try this (it's very detailed -- good information):\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Urinary_tract
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Need more information.
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Here is a website for Facts about INSERTION\n\nhttp://opbs.okstate.edu/~Melcher/MG/MGW3/MG32211.html\n\n\nHere is a website for facts about DELETION\n\nhttp://opbs.okstate.edu/~melcher/mg/mgw1/MG1214.html\n\nHere is a website for Facts on Replacement\n\nhttp://www.pubmedcentral.nih.gov/articlerender.fcgi?artid=544006\n\n\nI Hope all of this inforation is what you were looking for!!!
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Cervical Cancer\n• 95% squamous cell @ epidermal level\n•Begins with DYSPLASIA or CIN “Cervical Intraepithelial Neoplasia”\n     ♀ Stage 1 is Mild to Moderate Dysplasia\n     ♀ Stage 2 is Moderate to Severe Dysplasia\n     ♀ Stage 3 is Severe to Carcinoma in Situ\n\n\nCervical CA Risk Factors\n•Associated with HPV infections***\n•Multiple sexual partners\n•First intercourse before age 16\n•Smoking\n•Prolonged use of OCP\nofor more than 5 years\n•Ethnicity\n•Immunosuppression\n\n\nS/S Cervical CA-Early\n•Thin, watery vaginal discharge\n•Bloody spotting after intercourse or douching\n•Metrorrhagia\nohaving abnormal bleeding; spotting between periods\n•Post-menopausal bleeding\n•Polymenorrhea\n\n\nS/S Cervical CA- Late\n•Dark, foul smelling vaginal discharge\n•Pain\nopelvic, abdominal, or back pain\noflank pain\n•Weight loss\n•Anorexia\n•Anemia\n•Leg edema\n•Dysuria\n•Rectal bleeding
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