Study of loop electrosurgical excision procedure in the treatment of cervical diseases
Wang Zhiq
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Wang Zhiq
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Objective To study loop electrosurgical excision procedure(LEEP) in the treatment of cervical lesions.Methods 232 patients with cervical lesions underwent LEEP were studied.All the patients were treated by excision of 3mm or 5mm outside from the outskirts of the cervical lesions following colposcopy and biopsy.Results The overall cure rate in this study was 96.98% after first LEEP done.The residual CIN was identified in 3(2.40%) patients.The recurrence CIN occurred in 2(1.60%) patients.There was difference between biopsies directed by colposcope and LEEP specimens(P0.05).Conclusion LEEP is a good method to diagnosis and treatment cervical lesions,especially in the treatment of CIN.The status of resection margin should be concerned.Margin involvement of specimen is the risk factor for residual and recurrence of CIN.
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Objective To study loop electrosurgical excision procedure(LEEP) in the treatment of cervical lesions.Methods 232 patients with cervical lesions underwent LEEP were studied.All the patients were treated by excision of 3mm or 5mm outside from the outskirts of the cervical lesions following colposcopy and biopsy.Results The overall cure rate in this study was 96.98% after first LEEP done.The residual CIN was identified in 3(2.40%) patients.The recurrence CIN occurred in 2(1.60%) patients.There was difference between biopsies directed by colposcope and LEEP specimens(P0.05).Conclusion LEEP is a good method to diagnosis and treatment cervical lesions,especially in the treatment of CIN.The status of resection margin should be concerned.Margin involvement of specimen is the risk factor for residual and recurrence of CIN.
Key concepts: Medicine, Loop electrosurgical excision procedure, Colposcopy, Surgery, Electrosurgery, Biopsy, Cure rate, Resection