Investigate of LEEP for Cervical Intraepithelial Neoplasia
A Xiao-yan
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A Xiao-yan
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Objective:To investigate the efficacy and capability of LEEP in treatment of CIN.Methods:One hundred and thirty patients with CIN were treated by LEEP,the operation time、hemorrhage、the change of histopathology and complications were analyzed retrospectively.Results:For the LEEP,the mean operation time was 3.6 min,mean hemorrhage was 8.6 mL.After LEEP,63.1% was consitent with pretreating histopathology,22.3% with upgrade,and 14.6% with downgrade.Followed up for 3~12 months,1 patient recurred with CIN II,another 1 remained CIN I.The cure rate achieved up to 98.5% and HPV elimination was 95%.The common complications of LEEP were hemorrhage and infection.Conclusion:The LEEP is effective and safe for the treatment of CIN.
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Objective:To investigate the efficacy and capability of LEEP in treatment of CIN.Methods:One hundred and thirty patients with CIN were treated by LEEP,the operation time、hemorrhage、the change of histopathology and complications were analyzed retrospectively.Results:For the LEEP,the mean operation time was 3.6 min,mean hemorrhage was 8.6 mL.After LEEP,63.1% was consitent with pretreating histopathology,22.3% with upgrade,and 14.6% with downgrade.Followed up for 3~12 months,1 patient recurred with CIN II,another 1 remained CIN I.The cure rate achieved up to 98.5% and HPV elimination was 95%.The common complications of LEEP were hemorrhage and infection.Conclusion:The LEEP is effective and safe for the treatment of CIN.
Key concepts: Medicine, Histopathology, Cervical intraepithelial neoplasia, Surgery, Internal medicine, Cervical cancer, Pathology, Cancer