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Study on pathological diagnosis of pathological changes of 457 patients with atypical squamous cells

Chen Hao-hu

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Objective To discuss the pathological diagnosis of pathological changes.Methods The 457 patients with pathological changes of cervical atypical squamous cells were further investigated by colposcope and multiple cervical biopsies for pathological analysis.Results The rates of cervical epitheilial neoplasma II(CINⅡ) of ASC-US and ASC-H were 8.15%(34/417) and 35%(14/40),showing significant defferences between the two groups(P0.01).Conclusion Pathological analysis be carried out for early diagnosis of cervical epithelial neoplams.

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Objective To discuss the pathological diagnosis of pathological changes.Methods The 457 patients with pathological changes of cervical atypical squamous cells were further investigated by colposcope and multiple cervical biopsies for pathological analysis.Results The rates of cervical epitheilial neoplasma II(CINⅡ) of ASC-US and ASC-H were 8.15%(34/417) and 35%(14/40),showing significant defferences between the two groups(P0.01).Conclusion Pathological analysis be carried out for early diagnosis of cervical epithelial neoplams.

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Objective To discuss the pathological diagnosis of pathological changes.Methods The 457 patients with pathological changes of cervical atypical squamous cells were further investigated by colposcope and multiple cervical biopsies for pathological analysis.Results The rates of cervical epitheilial neoplasma II(CINⅡ) of ASC-US and ASC-H were 8.15%(34/417) and 35%(14/40),showing significant defferences between the two groups(P0.01).Conclusion Pathological analysis be carried out for early diagnosis of cervical epithelial neoplams.

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