Risk factors and cytological diagnosis of uterine cervical cancer
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https://doi.org/10.47808/revistabioagro.v6i2.Especial.255Keywords:
risks factors, cytology, cervix uteriAbstract
We analyzed the risk factors and cytological diagnosis of cervical cancer in patients from a community in Veracruz under an analytical and cross-sectional study, in which 132 patients over 18 years of age who attended the Cervical Cytology Care Module were included. the variables were risk factors for cervical-uterine cancer and cytological diagnosis. The "application format and report of cervical cytology results" was used as instrument, chi2 was used for the association of risk factors with cytological diagnosis. It was found that 79.5% of women had apparently healthy neck, 9.8% neck erosion, 4.5% leucorrhea, 2.3% of women had no neck and had abnormal bleeding, .8% had an abnormal neck and cervicitis Conclusions: The nurse must follow up on the cases, since it is the first contact of the patient, so she can provide health education to all the women who come to have this test.
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