Cytology Interpretations Of Cervical PAP Smears In Georgia
Cytology Interpretations Of Cervical PAP Smears In Georgia
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乔治亚州宫颈子宫颈抹片检查的细胞学解释
DOI:
10.5580/1939
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发表时间:
2003
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通讯作者:
G. Turashvili
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作者:
G. Burkadze;G. Turashvili
We retrospectively analysed the results of 4188 PAP smears. There were 4128 (98.6%) abnormal smears. Normal smears were found in 20 (0.5%) patients, unsatisfactory smears in 40 (0.9%) patients. Out of 4128 abnormal Pap smears there were 3140 (76.1%) Trichomonas vaginalis infection, 2624 (63.6%) candidiasis, 312 (7.6%) bacterial vaginosis, 28 (0.7%) actinomyces, 68 (1.6%) doderlein cytolysis, 252 (6.1%) HSV infection, 30 (0.7%) intrauterine contraceptive device-induced changes, 44 (1.1%) glandular cells status posthysterectomy, 376 (9.1%) atrophic changes, 524 (12.7%) HPV infection, 708 (17.2%) CIN 1, 408 (9.9%) CIN 2, 88 (2.1%) CIN 3, 20 (0.5%) SCC in situ, 16 (0.4%) SCC, 264 (6,4%) atypical endocervical glandular cells, 304 (7,4%) endocervical glandular hyperplasia, 824 (20%) reserve cell hyperplasia, 144 (3.5%) squamous metaplasia, 68 (1.6%) tubal metaplasia, 188 (4.6%) microglandular hyperplasia, 60 (1.2%) Arias-Stella reaction, 10 (0.2%) endocervical adenocarcinoma. Cervical lesions are much more common in Georgia compared to the Western countries.