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Abstract

Author(s): Biedka Marta, Makarewicz Roman

Introduction. It is tempting to suggest that cervical cancer is one of the most common malignancies in a woman’s life. Its prognostic factors are: tumor stage, lymph node status, histologic type, level of hemoglobin. The choice of treatment is dependent on prognostic factors. The basic methods of treatment are surgery, radiation and chemotherapy. All of these are applied in different combinations.

Objective: This prospective will attempt to prognostic factors in cervical cancer and it correlation with clinicopathologic features.

Material and methods: The research was carried out in a group of 97 patients affected by FIGO I - IV stage cervical cancer scheduled for brachytherapy. In these patients, an analysis of prognostic factors was conducted.

Statistical Analysis: All data were assessed with the statistical analysis program (Statistica). Differences were considered significant at a P value of less than 0,05.

Results: In 97 patients who showed up for prognostic factors in cervical cancer and it correlation with clinicopathologic features like : tumor stage, tumor grade, platelet account and hemoglobin level.

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