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HGD
(redirected from High Grade Dysplasia)

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AcronymDefinition
HGDHigh Grade Dysplasia
HGDHigh-Grade Dysplasia (abnormal cells, such as those found when doing a biopsy)
HGDHuman Growth and Development
HGDHowie Green Design (Boston, MA)
HGDHigh Gain Device
HGDHour Glass Device
HGDHackathon Gunther Daemon (software)
HGDHave a Good Day
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2 million women are diagnosed with low grade cervical dysplasia, (CIN 1), 300,000 with high grade dysplasia (CIN 2/3) and 2.
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Detection rates for "screen-relevant neoplasia," a category comprised of cancer, adenomas, and adenomas with high grade dysplasia were 20% by the 23-marker version, 11% by Hemoccult (P = 0.
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In addition, 86% (6 of 7) precancerous adenomas with high grade dysplasia were also detected.
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