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[Condyloma latum, its incidence and association with cervical-uterine cancer and dysplasias].
Ginecologia y obstetricia de Mexico, 1992 Cervicouterine carcinoma is a public health problem in México, because of its high rate and mortality. In the present study, the frequency of flat condyloma was 11.06%. Association between dysplasia, cervicouterine carcinoma and flat condyloma was 67.2%.
O, Uribarren Berrueta, J, Lara Calderón
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Pathology, 2014 Background Hematoxylin and eosin (HE mean age: 40.2 years. On review, negative for dysplasia were 32, CIN1 19, CIN2 16 and CINIII 24 (p Conclusion There is significant inter-observer variation in interpretation of cervical biopsies on H&E. p16INK4a expression correlates well with high grade lesions.
Zawadi Thierry Muvunyi +2 more
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[Cervical dysplasia and cervico-uterine carcinoma: a challenge for health services].
Ginecologia y obstetricia de Mexico, 1998 Identifying the evolution of displasycs and Carcinoma cervicouterine, it was carried out a retrospective study, in which they were revised the 100% of the records from the service of cytology exfoliative with diagnosis of Displasyc and Cancer cervicouterine in the period understood between 1990-1994.
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Neoplasma, 1990 The present study was attempted to reveal the predictive value of DNA ploidy pattern of uterine cervical dysplasia cases in relation to cervical carcinogenesis. Microphotometric nuclear DNA analysis using Feulgen stain was carried out in 310 cervical smears of 80 dysplasia cases consisting of 53 cases which progressed to malignancy and 27 cases which ...
V, Kashyap, D K, Das, U K, Luthra
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Is There a Role for Cervicography in the Detection of Cervical Dysplasia of the Uterine Cervix?
Journal of Lower Genital Tract Disease, 1999 T S, Dunn, G, King
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Colposcopic Pattern of Cervicitis, Dysplasia and Previnvasive Cancer of the Uterine Cervix
Acta Obstetricia et Gynecologica Scandinavica, 1982Abstract. The great majority of cervical neoplasia begin in the transformation zone between the squamous and the columnar epithelium, i.e. within the area in which metaplasia takes place. This process, both normal and atypical, can be studied colposcopically. Colposcopy increases the diagnostic accuracy and therapeutic success in cervical neoplasia as
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DNA content in human uterine cervical dysplasias.
Cancer biochemistry biophysics, 1980The DNA content of nuclei extracted from separate biopsies of normal cervical epithelium and from dysplastic sites in the same patient was determined biochemically. Mean percentage increase in the DNA content of dysplasias (mild: 143.3 +/- 14.9; moderate: 225.8 +/- 51.1; and severe: 359.8 +/- 45.8) was found to be statistically significant (F-Test: p ...
P R, Palan, S L, Romney
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Urinary cyclic nucleotides and the cytopathology of human uterine cervical dysplasias.
Cancer research, 1982Blinded urinary assays for cyclic guanosine 3':5'-monophosphate (cGMP) and cyclic adenosine 3':5'-monophosphate (cAMP) were performed on 49 subjects with documented abnormal cervical cytology and 21 control subjects with normal cytology. A significant difference in the mean cGMP:cAMP ratios between the case and control groups was found. A significantly
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