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[Clinical analysis of patients operated with squamous cell carcinoma of the uterine cervix].

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OBJECTIVES:The aim of our study was clinical analysis of patients operated with squamous cell carcinoma of the uterine cervix. MATERIALS AND METHODS:Between 1972 and 1991 at the 2nd Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology Medical University of Gdańsk 687 total hysterectomies in Wertheim-Meigs method were performed in the patients with, various clinical stages cervical carcinoma. The clinical analysis has been done in 499 patients with diagnosed invasive cervical cancer stages Ia2, Ib and IIa. The clinical progression of cancer was established on the basis of FIGO classification from the year 1985. In the 18 patients invasive cervical cancer occurred together with a pregnancy (cervical cancer was diagnosed in the I, II and III trimester). In this group squamous carcinoma was diagnosed in 16 cases (88.8%). Endocervical type was diagnosed in 8 cases (1.6%), among which 4 cases were of a squamous type (0.8%). Two 10-year-periods of time have been separated: since 01.01.1972 to 31.12.1981 and since 01.01.1982 to 31.12.1991. RESULTS AND CONCLUSIONS:In the studied 20-year period (1972-1991) in all 499 performed operations squamous carcinoma was the most often occurring histological type of cervical cancer--439 cases (88.0). Comparing the incidence of squamous carcinoma in both 10-year periods of time there were no significant differences (only almost a 3-fold decrease of the incidence of microcellular cancer in the second decade was observed). It was stated that a percentage share of squamous carcinoma in the clinical stages Ib and IIa did not change. The number of pregnancies and labours in the patients with squamous carcinoma was close to the patients with other histological types of cervical cancer. The mean age of patients with squamous carcinoma was 45.6 (22-74) and was lower than the age of patients with adenocarcinoma--49.1 years (22-73). The clinical symptoms of a cancer occurred in 81.4% of the studied group. Asymptomatic course was seen in 18.6% of patients. The incidence of positive lymph nodes in the patients with squamous carcinoma stages Ib-IIa was close to the patients with carcinoma adenosquamous (25.0% and 23.7% respectively) and lower than in the case of adenocarcinoma (34%) or anaplastic carcinoma (33.3%, because of a small number of patients in this group the figures are not reliable). In the patients with squamous carcinoma the highest 5-year survival (almost 80.4%) was stated.

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Ginekol Pol

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Ginekologia polska

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Sobol A,Emerich J,Kobierski J,Lapińska S,Starnawski M,Stankowska B

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1999-02-01 00:00:00

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69-74

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0017-0011

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2543-6767

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[Clinical analysis of patients operated with squamous cell carcinoma of the uterine cervix].