Clinical Analysisi of Conization of Cervix in Diagnosing Cervical Intraepithelial Neoplasia
MA Chun-hu
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MA Chun-hu
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Objective:To research the clinical value of conization of cervix in CIN III by pathologic histology with the help of colposcope.Methods:99 patients who were diagnosed CIN with pathologic histology with vaginoscope were operated on conization of cervix,and compared the pathologic results before and after the operation.Results:68cases were coincident with the result of conization of cervix.The pathologic degree of 14 cases increased after the operation and 17 cases decreased.38 cases of hysterectomy pathology compliance rate was 70%.Conclusion:Pathologic histology with Vaginoscope is a simple and effective method for diagnosing CIN,conization of cervix Can remedy the defect of the pathologic histology with vaginoscope and shows a therapeutical effect.
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Objective:To research the clinical value of conization of cervix in CIN III by pathologic histology with the help of colposcope.Methods:99 patients who were diagnosed CIN with pathologic histology with vaginoscope were operated on conization of cervix,and compared the pathologic results before and after the operation.Results:68cases were coincident with the result of conization of cervix.The pathologic degree of 14 cases increased after the operation and 17 cases decreased.38 cases of hysterectomy pathology compliance rate was 70%.Conclusion:Pathologic histology with Vaginoscope is a simple and effective method for diagnosing CIN,conization of cervix Can remedy the defect of the pathologic histology with vaginoscope and shows a therapeutical effect.
Key concepts: Medicine, Histology, Cervix, Cervical intraepithelial neoplasia, Cervical conization, Hysterectomy, Colposcopy, Radiology