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A: Codes used to identify Cervical Cancer Screening are: cpt: 88141-88143, 8147, 88148, 88150, 8152-88154, 88164-8167, 88174, 88175, 87620-87622 hcpcs: g0123, g0124, g0141, g0143-g0145, g0147, g0148, p3000, p3001, q0091
The classification system your doctor\'s Pap laboratory is using is called the Bethesda System. In this classification HGSIL, which stands for high grade squamous intraepithelial lesion, indicates changes in the cells of the cervix which may represent a moderate or severe dysplasia of the cervix.n fact only about 1.5% of women with a HGSIL Pap smear will progress to having invasive cancer of the cervix within the next 24 months (1). Since cervical dysplasia can progress to an invasive cervical cancer over time, it is very important to have it treated if your biopsy shows dysplasia is present.