About 1 case of misdiagnosis of cervical cancer during pregnancy.docVIP

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 4 About 1 case of misdiagnosis of cervical cancer during pregnancy [Keywords:] pregnancy cervical cancer misdiagnosis Were female, 23 years old, Uygur, for “9 d after cesarean section renal water” in September 4, 2009 admission. Patients in August 26, 2009 outside the hospital because of progressive increase renal water 1 month cesarean section, no abnormal pelvic surgical records, postoperative renal water to further increase, in September 4th, 2009 Urology transferred to our hospital. B-ultrasound prompted severe renal water, emergency bilateral ureteral bladder endoscopic stent placed, left the success of the right to fail. because of fever, please undergraduate consultation. questioning history, the patient got married in June 2007, pregnant 2 0 produced in May 2008 60 d gestation spontaneous abortion 1, pregnancy is not for inspection, the private prosecutor in the end of July 2009 because of lower back soreness in Ruoqiang county hospital, suggesting that renal accumulation of stagnant water, no further treatment, significantly increased lumbar soreness and swelling associated with it to the next lower limbs Korla City hospital. Clinical data Vaginal gynecological examination showed disappearance of the former vault, cervix inverted upper lip, and cauliflower processes, the posterior lip was bleeding; double examination: Uterus horizontal position, soft, such as 3 + months pregnant size, fixed; anal search: rectal wall smooth, but the sacral ligament fixed, nodular-like protrusions. to consider: Cervical pending investigation. cervical biopsy, pathological examination showed: cervical intraepithelial neoplasia (CIN) Ⅲ level. not rule out the possibility of a gynecological malignancy, switch to a higher level hospitals for further treatment recommendations. referral hospital at a higher level after the diagnosis of cervical squamous cell carcinoma Ⅲ a period. first the right femoral artery puncture by bilateral uterine arte