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[CLINICO-MORPHOLOGICAL STUDY OF 68 CASES OF INVASIVE ENDOCERVICAL ADENOCARCINOMA]
Unlabelled:
Recent studies have demonstrate an increase in both relative and absolute frequency of the cervical adenocarcinoma (ECA) with incidence about 10-25% of all cervical malignancy.
The Aim:
clinicopathological study of invasive ECA.
Materials And Method:
From 2007 to end of 2011, 68 cases of invasive ECA were collected. The tumors were classified according the WHO classification of tumors of Tumors of the Female Reproductive Organs 2014.
Results:
The distribution of different histological types of ECA was as follow: Usual type-29 (42.65%); Endometroid type-15 (22.06%); Adenosquamous type-15 (22.06%); Villoglandular type-6 (8.82%); Signet-ring type-2 (2.94%); and Intestinal type-1(1.47%). The middle age of patients was 45 years and varied in large diapason 27-73 years. A synchrony presence of CIN and glandular dysplasia even to AIS in some cases with usual and adenosquamous type were detected. The clinical and morphological data of every type ECA was analised.
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