Of the various objective factors that have been evaluated and could be used to predict a particular case that has just been treated surgically , has been considered : the size of the primary tumor nodule , the presence or absence of nodal metastases , type of neoplasia , degree of cell differentiation, degree of lymphoplasmacytic infiltration and fibrosis. From the above elements we found that the degree of fibrosis and the degree of cell differentiation does not appear to be useful because no significant differences between the group of patients alive and dead by the group of neoplasia. In other words, these factors do not appear to influence the course of the disease . Instead, the following factors: primary tumor size , degree of lymphoplasmacytic infiltration of the tumor and lymph node metastasis is if valuable elements in the prediction of evolution. In short, one could argue that ...

Colposcopic changes the hormonal contraceptive or IUD treatment produce them. The study in 360 patients and control subjects hundred suggests that neither contraception produces structural changes in the cervical epithelium which suggest a carcinogenic effect.

Colposcopic changes the hormonal contraceptive or IUD treatment produce them. The study in 360 patients and control subjects hundred suggests that neither contraception produces structural changes in the cervical epithelium which suggest a carcinogenic effect.