INFECTION WITH HUMAN PAPILLOMA VIRUS IN CERVICAL NEOPLASIA

The purpose of this study was to establish if the infection with human papilloma virus (HPV) presents a potential irreversible evolution towards malignancy. Materials and methods. The study was made on a number of 1885 patients that were suspected to have cervical neoplasia, which were monitored between 2001-2010 in a€ Elena-Doamnaa€ Clinical Hospital of Obstetrics and Gynecology in Ia i, the Military Hospital Gala i, the County Hospital Gala i and the Emergency Hospital Buzau. Results and discussions. The study proved that the risk of contacting a genital infection with HPV and cervical cancer is influenced by the sexual activity, the risk of getting infected with HPV during a persona€ s lifetime is at least 50% for those sexually active. Conclusions. The patients benefited from colposcopy and biopsy only if the repeated cytology suggested more severe changes. The conservative conduct is represented by a repeated cytology when the patients are admitted into the lot (the initial cytology is performed before this moment)