Titlebook: Cervical Cancer; Gisela Dallenbach-Hellweg (Professor Dr.) Conference proceedings 1981 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1981 Geb?rmutterh

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Cervical Cytology as a Screening Methodl large-scale screening technique. The main function of exfoliative cytology in gynecologic practice is, as ever, the early recognition of cervical carcinoma and its precursors, and of other carcinomas of the reproductive system. However, it is also successfully employed for hormonal diagnosis and,

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Histologic Verification of Cervical Cancerination of the surface extension of the lesion and the invasion of lymphatics, which cannot be answered by cytologic investigation, may be cleared up histologically. Small lesions can be removed completely by diagnostic cone biopsy, so that the diagnostic procedure may become an important part of th

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Pathogenesis of Carcinoma of the Uterine Cervixr. This has been documented by careful epidemiologic study (. 191 A) and by population data from several well-defined geographic areas with effective screening programs, such as the Province of British Columbia (. 1969;. and . 1976), and Louisville, Kentucky (. and . 1969; . et al. 1970; . and Scott

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Precursors of Cervical Cancer: Ultrastructural Morphologyrve cells are primitive cells of bivalent differentiation capacity. One vector of differentiation leads to the development of mucus-secreting gland cells, the other to stratified squamous epithelium. Mature squamous metaplasia is referred to as “epidermization,” “complete metaplasia,” or “consolidat

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Carcinoma of the Uterine Cervix — Radiotherapy vaginal fornices and cervix, and the extent of the cancer are factors which are considered in the preparation of the mould. A plastic applicator is made with a thin layer of auto-polymerized resin poured into the plaster. The radioactive sources are placed into the moulded plastic applicator. The r

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Persistent immutable shared abstractions,ination of the surface extension of the lesion and the invasion of lymphatics, which cannot be answered by cytologic investigation, may be cleared up histologically. Small lesions can be removed completely by diagnostic cone biopsy, so that the diagnostic procedure may become an important part of th

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-22706-6r. This has been documented by careful epidemiologic study (. 191 A) and by population data from several well-defined geographic areas with effective screening programs, such as the Province of British Columbia (. 1969;. and . 1976), and Louisville, Kentucky (. and . 1969; . et al. 1970; . and Scott

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