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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2014 Sep 1.
Published in final edited form as: Am J Obstet Gynecol. 2013 May 30;209(3):200.e1–200.e7. doi: 10.1016/j.ajog.2013.05.058

Table 2.

Proportion of women (12–20 years during respective year) with diagnoses related to abnormal cervical cell growth

Any diagnosed with well- woman exam in 2008, n (%) Diagnosed with Pap tests during 2008, n (%) Any diagnosed with well- woman exam in 2009, n (%) Diagnosed with Pap tests during 2009, n (%) Any diagnosed with well- woman exam in 2010, n (%) Diagnosed with Pap tests during 2010, n (%)

High risk HPV DNA 1,584 (2.0) 1,509 (2.0) 1,181 (1.8)
Abnormal cervical cells 10,701 (13.4) 10,157 (16.4) 9,704 (12.6) 9,257 (16.0) 7,038 (10.8) 6,689 (16.7)
Atypical glandular cells, endocervicals, endometrials (Excludes CIN, SIL, CIS, CA) 2,499 (3.1) 2,347 (3.8) 1,939 (2.5) 1,825 (3.2) 1,368 (2.1) 1,288 (3.2)
Cervical Dysplasia 1,167 (1.5) 1,100 (1.8) 823 (1.1) 777 (1.3) 540 (0.8) 504 (1.3)
ASC-US 5,339 (6.7) 5,177 (8.4) 4,832 (6.3) 4,687 (8.1) 3,590 (5.5) 3,475 (8.7)
ASC-H 661 (0.8) 625 (1.0) 573 (0.8) 539 (0.9) 374 (0.6) 351 (0.9)
LSIL 4,347 (5.4) 4,141 (6.7) 4,031 (5.2) 3,880 (6.7) 2,879 (4.4) 2,751 (6.9)
HSIL 373 (0.5) 354 (0.6) 281 (0.4) 264 (0.5) 181 (0.3) 169 (0.4)
CIN I 2,432 (3.0) 2,313 (3.7) 1,898 (2.5) 1,806 (3.1) 1,270 (2.0) 1,202 (3.0)
CIN II 633 (0.8) 608 (1.0) 452 (0.6) 425 (0.7) 240 (0.4) 229 (0.6)
CIN III 207 (0.3) 198 (0.3) 158 (0.2) 144 (0.3) 81 (0.1) 79 (0.2)
Malignant neoplasm of cervix 1 1 0 0 0 0