Obstetrics and Gynecology - A. M. Gromova 2000

Background and precancerous conditions of the female reproductive organs
Diagnosis of background and precancerous conditions of the female reproductive organs
General clinical examination methods

Patient examination should begin with a detailed medical history, including the patient's age, marital status, past medical history, and The Nature of the Complaints that prompted her to seek medical attention. It is also essential to assess any dysfunctions of the main reproductive systems (menstrual, reproductive, and secretory), as well as the function of the Urinary System and bowel.

To better understand the Nature of the disease, the anamnestic data must be used to build a comprehensive picture of the patient's past illnesses and the Treatment Methods previously administered.

Speculum examination of the cervix and bimanual pelvic examination make it possible to identify various cervical pathologies, such as pseudo-erosion, Leukoplakia, eroded ectropion, etc. However, routine clinical diagnostic methods do not allow for the differentiation of Background and precancerous conditions, nor do they enable the Diagnosis of pre-invasive forms of Cancer.



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