1.Review of the results of cervical cancer mass screening during the last 10 years.
Jun YAMAGUCHI ; Yukie WAKAHARA ; Naomi KOIZUMI ; Satoshi TOKOYAMA ; Hiroe TAMURA ; Masaki SHIOZAKI ; Isao KAWAGUCHI ; Tsugio TERAI ; Shinjuro KUROSHIMA
Journal of the Japanese Association of Rural Medicine 1994;43(1):8-12
From April 1983 through March 1993, 10, 767 women underwent health examinations at the Health Care Center in Obihiro Kosei Hospital. Cervical smears were taken from theuterine cervix for cervical cancer screening. One hundred and six women had abnormal results, greater than class III. Those patients who were diagnosed as having carcinoma numbered 10 (0.09%). Of the cervical carcinomas found, 1 was frankly invasive (adenocarcinoma Ib); 3, microinvasive (2; squamous cell carcinoma and 1; co-existence of adenocarcinoma and squamous cell carcinoma); and 6, carcinomas in situ (squamous cell carcinoma).
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