cervical cancer evolution by therapeutic conduct
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Abstract
The purpose of this study has been to determine the effectiveness of the therapeutic conduct options for the
patients with cervical lesions that can develop into cancer. The county of Galati was discovered to have the highest
incidence in Romania, 45.80 o/oooo of the feminine population. If there were a screening of the general population, the
results would be a real gain for the prevention of cervical cancer.. The study was performed in the period of time between
2003 and 2012, in the County Hospital of Galati, on a number of 1885 cases of women with a suspicion of neoplasic
lesion, aged between 16 and 92, who were treated surgically and/or oncologically by using conservative methods. The
conservative conduct highlights a better accuracy after establishing the cytological diagnosis of high degree lesion
(64.9%) and after performing the biopsy (40.7%). If prior to the treatment the patient had been diagnosed after biopsy and
histological examination, the surgical treatment was more effective, having an accuracy of about 25%. The efficiency of
the oncologic treatment shows a better accuracy after establishing the cytological diagnostic of high degree lesion
(62.8%) and also in the case of biopsy (40.4%). We consider that the patients with cervical cancer must not be
abandoned, no matter what their stage is when they come to the doctor, because, it is not rare when they have a
satisfactory evolution after a well conducted complex treatment.
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| Authors | ;Eduard Crauciuc;Mariana Bratu;Ovidiu Toma;Dragos Crauciuc |
| Journal | international journal of online engineering (ijoe) |
| Year | 2014 |
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