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Human papillomavirus (HPV) can cause dysplastic changes and cancer in many body areas, especially in the cervix (cervix). There are many scientific studies and contents that have been done on this subject and have proven this situation. However; How parallel are the detection of the virus and the smear scan results, and how relevant is the relationship of the virus with dysplasia to the age of the patients, does this have clinical meaning? We carried out a study to seek answers to these questions.
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