Relation of human papilloma virus status to cervical lesions and consequences for cervical-cancer screening: a prospective study
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C. Meijer | J. Walboomers | E. Risse | P. Kenemans | Peter Kenemans | L. Rozendaal | F. Voorhorst | Mariëlle AE Nobbenhuis | Jan MM Walboomers | Theo JM Helmerhorst | Lawrence Rozendaal | Ans J Remmink | Elle KJ Risse | Hans C van der Linden | Feja J Voorhorst | Chris JLM Meijer | M. Nobbenhuis | T. Helmerhorst | A. J. Remmink | H. V. D. Linden
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