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Analysis of the Histopathology of ASCUS Diagnosed by Liquid-based Cervical Cytology

Ping Jin

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Objective To analyze the histopathology of patients with atypical squamous cells of undetermined significance(ASCUS),and provide evidence for further classification and clinical treatment of ASCUS.Methods The histopathology of cervical biopsy specimens from 249 patients with ASCUS diagnosed by liquid-based cervical cytology examination was analyzed retrospectively.Results Among the 249 ASCUS patients,the proportion of patients with inflammation was 34.14%(85/249),morphological change by human papillomaviral infection was 19.28%(48/249),CIN I was 32.53%(81/249),CIN II was 8.84%(22/249),CIN III was 3.21%(8/249),infiltrating squamous cell carcinoma was 1.20%(3/249),and endometrioid adenocarcinoma was 0.80%(2/249).Conclusion It is very important to to further definitude the diagnosis of ASCUS,because a certain proportion of cervical cancer and precancerous leisions woud be confirmed.

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Objective To analyze the histopathology of patients with atypical squamous cells of undetermined significance(ASCUS),and provide evidence for further classification and clinical treatment of ASCUS.Methods The histopathology of cervical biopsy specimens from 249 patients with ASCUS diagnosed by liquid-based cervical cytology examination was analyzed retrospectively.Results Among the 249 ASCUS patients,the proportion of patients with inflammation was 34.14%(85/249),morphological change by human papillomaviral infection was 19.28%(48/249),CIN I was 32.53%(81/249),CIN II was 8.84%(22/249),CIN III was 3.21%(8/249),infiltrating squamous cell carcinoma was 1.20%(3/249),and endometrioid adenocarcinoma was 0.80%(2/249).Conclusion It is very important to to further definitude the diagnosis of ASCUS,because a certain proportion of cervical cancer and precancerous leisions woud be confirmed.

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Objective To analyze the histopathology of patients with atypical squamous cells of undetermined significance(ASCUS),and provide evidence for further classification and clinical treatment of ASCUS.Methods The histopathology of cervical biopsy specimens from 249 patients with ASCUS diagnosed by liquid-based cervical cytology examination was analyzed retrospectively.Results Among the 249 ASCUS patients,the proportion of patients with inflammation was 34.14%(85/249),morphological change by human papillomaviral infection was 19.28%(48/249),CIN I was 32.53%(81/249),CIN II was 8.84%(22/249),CIN III was 3.21%(8/249),infiltrating squamous cell carcinoma was 1.20%(3/249),and endometrioid adenocarcinoma was 0.80%(2/249).Conclusion It is very important to to further definitude the diagnosis of ASCUS,because a certain proportion of cervical cancer and precancerous leisions woud be confirmed.

Key concepts: Ascus (bryozoa), Histopathology, Medicine, Cytology, Biopsy, Clinical significance, Cervical cancer, Pathology

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