LEEP treatment of clinical analysis of 280 cases of cervical lesions.docVIP

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 12 LEEP treatment of clinical analysis of 280 cases of cervical lesions [Abstract] Objective: To investigate the cervical loop electrosurgical excision procedure (LEEP diagnosis and treatment of cervical lesions. Methods: on by gynecological examination, cervical cytology, colposcopy and cervical biopsy of different types of initial diagnosis of 280 cases of cervical disease, patient patients [176 cases of cervical inflammation, cervical polyps, 59 cases of cervical condyloma in 6 cases, 4 cases of leiomyoma, cervical intraepithelial neoplasia (CIN35 patients] treated with LEEP, send all resected tissue pathology, while observing the effect and operation vaginal bleeding. Results: 280 patients were 247 cases of cervical shaping satisfaction, satisfaction rate of 88.2%, more intraoperative and postoperative bleeding in 11 cases, accounting for 3.9%, CIN ~ grade were followed up for 100% healing 1 case of grade CIN successful pregnancy. CONCLUSION: LEEP treatment of cervical disease, a significant effect, simple operation, less postoperative complications, cervical shaping satisfaction in the early detection and diagnosis of cervical cancer treatment has a good clinical value. [Keywords:] cervical lesions of cervical loop electrosurgical excision of cervical intraepithelial neoplasia, cervical cancer [Abstract] Purpose: Discuss the value of making use of LEEP to diagnose neck of uterus lesion clinic. Method: The mirror and neck of uterus work inspect up the first step diagnose to the classics gynaecological checkup, TCT, vagina being 176 examples be unlike the type neck of uterus disease out-patient 280 examples (neck of uterus inflammation, neck of uterus polypus 59 examples, wet sharp neck of uterus warts 6 examples, smooth muscle tumours 4 examples, CIN - 29 examples, CIN 6 examples ) adopt LEEP operation treat, queen who cuts off organization mark all give pathological mechanism go over. Observe the skill queen curative eff