[Histopathological characteristics of genital and XXXX included in epidemiologic study cohort].

@entity1 @entity43 @entity1204 @entity9962 @entity0 @entity5 @entity957 @entity15
The correct management of genitals and @entity0 and the improving of the preventional and therapeutical successes ratio involve the knowledge of the histopathological features of these nosological entities which have different origins, different risk factors, different simptomatology and also different prognosis. AIM: The descriptive evaluation of the histopathological features of the genitals and @entity0 to @entity1 from North-Eastern region of Romania. MATERIAL AND METHOD: We have been included in the study 96 @entity1 (age range 23-77 years, mean 54,49) diagnosed with @entity0 , @entity43 , @entity5 at the hospital admission, residency in the Obstetrics and Gynecology Clinics within 23 months. The following main parameters were assessed: histological types, stage at diagnosis, Pap test. After data collection, these have been codified and included in a @entity15 Excel Database, in order to be processed with SPSS 16 and EpiInfo 3.5.1. (2008) Softwares. RESULTS: The following cases' repartition on diagnostic types was observed: @entity0 (44 cases), @entity5 (24 cases), @entity1204 (16 cases) and @entity43 (12 cases). In our study, the most affected range of age was 40-69 years for @entity0 , 30-59 years for @entity5 , over 6 years for @entity1204 and 50-59 years for @entity43 . For the cervical @entity5 , 40% of analyzed cases were in incipient stages (in situ to IB stage lessions). More than 50% of @entity0 cases have been diagnosed in advances stages (IIB to IIIC stages). For the @entity1204 , 45% of cases have been identified in incipient stages (in situ to IC). The @entity43 cases have been detected, most frequently, in advanced stages (III and IV). 25% of @entity1 which participated in our study had showed cervical changes. CONCLUSION: From a histopathological point of view, for cervical @entity5 , @entity957 was the most frequent type (87%), for @entity9962 (80%) and for ovary and endometrium @entity5 (69%, respectively 83%).
