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[Epidemiology of cervix carcinoma in pregnancy]
It is reported about the prevalence-rate of the precancerous and invasive cancers ofthe cervix uteri with 22,450 pregnant women at the age-groups from the 13th to 48th year, which are registrated by help of the cytological and expanded colposcopical examination from 1968 to 1974. There were found 57 heavy dysplasies (= 0,25%; sp = +/- 0,133), 42 carcinomas in situ (0,18%; sp = +/- 0,113) and 12 invasive cancers of the cervix uteri (= 0,053%; sp = +/- 0,061). It seems to be, that the prevalence-rate of the precancerous and cancers of the cervix uteri is the same at pregnant and non-pregnant women in the generative age.
It is reported about the prevalence-rate of the precancerous and invasive cancers ofthe cervix uteri with 22,450 pregnant women at the age-groups from the 13th to 48th year, which are registrated by help of the cytological and expanded colposcopical examination from 1968 to 1974. There were found 57 heavy dysplasies (= 0,25%; sp = +/- 0,133), 42 carcinomas in situ (0,18%; sp = +/- 0,113) and 12 invasive cancers of the cervix uteri (= 0,053%; sp = +/- 0,061). It seems to be, that the prevalence-rate of the precancerous and cancers of the cervix uteri is the same at pregnant and non-pregnant women in the generative age.