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Cervical neoplasia is a common problem among HIV-infected women. HIV a
ppears to accelerate human papillomavirus-related oncogenic events via
incompletely understood mechanisms. Cytologic screening for cervical
neoplasia appears to be unreliable in HIV-infected women. Treatment is
also not very effective. Invasive cervical cancer in particular has a
very poor prognosis. Innovative therapeutic modalities are currently
being investigated.