Clinical characteristics analysis of cervical ancer in young women under 35 years

VernacularTitle:35岁以下宫颈癌95例临床特征分析
Author: Guoli HE ; Xue WANG ; Bijuan ZHENG
Publication Type:Journal Article
Keywords: Cervical neoplasms; Clinical representation; Diagnosis; Treatment
From: Clinical Medicine of China 2010;26(9):992-993
CountryChina
Language:Chinese
Abstract: Objective To understand the clinical characteristics during clinical diagnose and treatment of young women patients under 35 years with cervical cancer. Methods The clinical data of 95 cervical cancer patients under 35 years was reviewed and analysed retrospectively. Results The percentage of the patients at this age set was 18. 59% ,accounting for almost one fifth of all the same period patients with cervical cancer. The most common primary clinical representation was sexual bleeding of vigina (90.53% ,86/95) ;28 cases (29. 47%, 28/95) were misdiagnosed by naked eye examination and local treated as cervicitis; 13 cases (13. 68%, 13/95) with severe pathological changes were missed diagnosed by biopsy under colposcopy ;53 cases (55. 79% ,53/95) had their ovary preserved by one or two and had no metastasis or recurrence with carcinoma. Conclusions Sexual intercourse bleeding is the most common manifestation of young women with cervical cancer,which demands more attention. The biopsy under colopscopy has certain limitations,and should be performed along with conization while necessary. It is safe and feasible to retain ovary in cervical cancer patients before Ⅱ stage.