The Clinical Value of Conization of Cervix in Cervical Intraepithelial Neoplasmia
Dai Zhiyua
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Dai Zhiyua
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Objective:To research on the clinical value of conization of cervix in CIN Ⅱ、CINⅢ by pathologic histology with the help of colposcope.Methods:43 cases of CIN by pathologic with the help of colposcope were retrospectively analysed focusing on the comparative study in pathology among cervical conization,colposcopic multiple biopsyes and hysterectomy.Results:Veracity of colposcopic multiple biopsyes was 74.4%,11cases' pathology was serious(25.6%),while the veracity of cervical conization was 100%,all of them after hysterectomy was degraded.Conclusion:Conization of cervix plays a very important role in the diagnosis and treatment of CIN.It should be taken for CINⅢ by pathologic histology with the help of colposcope.
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Objective:To research on the clinical value of conization of cervix in CIN Ⅱ、CINⅢ by pathologic histology with the help of colposcope.Methods:43 cases of CIN by pathologic with the help of colposcope were retrospectively analysed focusing on the comparative study in pathology among cervical conization,colposcopic multiple biopsyes and hysterectomy.Results:Veracity of colposcopic multiple biopsyes was 74.4%,11cases' pathology was serious(25.6%),while the veracity of cervical conization was 100%,all of them after hysterectomy was degraded.Conclusion:Conization of cervix plays a very important role in the diagnosis and treatment of CIN.It should be taken for CINⅢ by pathologic histology with the help of colposcope.
Key concepts: Medicine, Cervical intraepithelial neoplasia, Colposcopy, Cervical conization, Cervix, Hysterectomy, Gynecology, Histology