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. 2021;74(6):1428-1432.

RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN CERVICAL CANCER AND THE LEVEL OF PREVENTIVE ONCOLOGICAL EXAMINATIONS

Vyacheslav M Zhdan  1 , Iryna A Holovanova  1 , Orest Ya Vovk  1 , Maksym V Korosh  1
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RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN CERVICAL CANCER AND THE LEVEL OF PREVENTIVE ONCOLOGICAL EXAMINATIONS

Vyacheslav M Zhdan et al. Wiad Lek. 2021.
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Abstract

Objective: The aim: Of this study is to determine the relationship between the development of cervical cancer and the level ofconducting of preventive oncological examinations. To identify risk factors of cervical cancer, we considered seven prognostic variables, that are associated with the development of cervical cancer.

Patients and methods: Matherials and methods: We conducted a survey of 120 women, among them 40 (33.3%) women had a confirmed diagnosis of cervical cancer, and 80 (66.7%) women were healthy.

Results: Results: We find, that factors that increase risk of cervical canser is age after 40 years increases the chances of cervical cancer by 14 times; untimely medical examinations increase by 5,4 times; the number of sexual partners, more than 4 - in 6 times.

Conclusion: Conclusions: A comprehensive medical and social study has established a reliable relationship between the development of cervical cancer and the level of preventive cancer examinations.

Keywords: cervical cancer; diagnostic; oncological pathology; prevention; risk factors.

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