Analysis of 4223 hospitalized patients with cervical cancer during 1990-2007
- VernacularTitle:1990-2007年4223例子宫颈癌住院患者的调查分析
- Author:
Yunyan WU
;
Meirong LIANG
;
Longyu LI
;
Siyuan ZENG
- Publication Type:Journal Article
- Keywords:
Cervix neoplasnm;
Inpatients;
Incidence;
Anfineoplastic protocols
- From:
Chinese Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology
2008;43(6):433-436
- CountryChina
- Language:Chinese
-
Abstract:
Objective To analyze the changes in epidemiology and treatment of hospitalized patients with cervical cancer during 1990-2007.Methods Overall.4648 patients witIl cervical cancer were diagnosed in our hospital from Jan 1990 to Nov 2007.but only 4223 patients with initial treatment in Oily hospital were studied retrospectively.Pearson Chi-square test was used to compare tlle age,stage,histopathologie type and treatment metheds between different times.Results (1)The meal]age of cervical cancer patients gradually decreased over the past 18 years,from 54.4 years during 1990-1999 to 47.2 years during 2000-2007:the proportion of young patients aged≤35 years increased from 4.77%(89/1865)during 1990-1999 to 11.75%(277/2358)during 2000-2007.(2)The proportion of patients with cervical cancer(stage I a-H a)increased from 14.32%(267/1865)during 1990-1999 to 40.75%(961/2358)during 2000-2007,whereas the proportion of patients with cervical cancer(stage Ⅱ b-lV)decreased from 85.68%(1598/1865)during 1990-1999 to 59.25%(1397/2358)during 2000-2007.(3)There was no significant change in histopathologie type of cervical cancer,and squamous cell careinoma of cervix remained the main type of cervical cancer.(4)The treatment pattern of cervical cancer changed significantly:radiotherapy was the main method(75.28%)for eervical cancer during 1990-1 999.but during 2000-2007.it was replaced by concurrent chemoradiotherapy(35.79%).Conclusions The proportion of young women with cervical cancer was increased during 1990-2007.and at the same period early stage cervical cancer increased.but late stage cervical cancer decreased.It is obvious that chemotherapy has become the important therapy in cervical cancer.
