Can someone tell me how many women are treated each year for cervical
dysplasia? Specifically I need to know the number of procedures to
treat cervical dysplasia in the United States.

Hello again Jess05,


Cervical Treatment in the U.S.

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2003 National Statistics
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67.11	Endocervical Biopsy	
Total number of discharges: 635	

67.12	Cervical Biopsy Nec	
Total number of discharges: 2,806

67.2	Conization Of Cervix	
Total number of discharges: 1,348

67.32	Cervical Les Cauterizat	
Total number of discharges: 1,138
	
67.33	Cervical Les Cryotherapy	
Total number of discharges: 142

67.39	Cervical Les Destruc Nec	
Total number of discharges: 2,317

67.4	Amputation Of Cervix	
Total number of discharges: 1,460
	
67.51	Transabdominal Cerclage Cervix	
Total number of discharges: 331

67.59	Oth Rep Int Cervical Os	
Total number of discharges: 7,766

67.61	Suture Cervical Lacerat
Total number of discharges: 491

67.69	Cervical Repair Nec
Total number of discharges: 190


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2002 National Statistics
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67.11	Endocervical Biopsy	
Total number of discharges:680	

67.12	Cervical Biopsy Nec	
Total number of discharges: 2,987

67.2	Conization Of Cervix	
Total number of discharges: 1,617

67.32	Cervical Les Cauterizat	
Total number of discharges: 1,319
	
67.33	Cervical Les Cryotherapy	
Total number of discharges: 344

67.39	Cervical Les Destruc Nec	
Total number of discharges: 2,290

67.4	Amputation Of Cervix	
Total number of discharges: 1,540
	
67.51	Transabdominal Cerclage Cervix	
Total number of discharges: 238

67.59	Oth Rep Int Cervical Os	
Total number of discharges: 7,268

67.61	Suture Cervical Lacerat
Total number of discharges: 459

67.69	Cervical Repair Nec
Total number of discharges: 189


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HCUPnet
http://hcup.ahrq.gov/HCUPnet.asp

This information was produced using HCUPnet, an on-line query system
that provides access to health statistics and information on hospital
stays from AHRQ's Healthcare Cost and Utilization Project (HCUP). This
project comprises a family of health care databases and related
software tools developed through a federal-state-industry partnership
and sponsored by AHRQ. HCUP includes the largest set of publicly
available databases on all patients in the United States, regardless
of type of insurance or whether the patients had insurance.

To access HCUPnet, go to http://hcup.ahrq.gov/HCUPnet.asp

I hope this is helpful!

Best regards,
Bobbie7

As always, great information!!