1. Screening for Female Genital Tract Malignancy BY Prof.Mohammad Ahmed Emam M.D OB & GYN Director of Early Cancer Detection Unit OB & GYN Dept. Mansoura Faculty of Medicine
13. Incidence of Gynecologic Cancers in Egyptian Women with cancer 0 5 10 15 20 25 Breast Cancer Cervical Cancer Ovarian Cancer Uterine Cancer Percent Source: GLOBOCAN 2000.
24. Screening by Pap. Cx. Smear unscreened female have ten fold risk > screened female - Every sexually active female (18-35 y) - Specially, high risk group. - Annually up to the age of 35y - No need to extend screening > 35y if smear is N. - At each pregnancy - If new risk factors appear after 35y. d- If + ve smear colposcopy c. When: b. To whom : a. Importance:
34. PRE-INVASIVE LESIONS OF END. 23% over 10y Atypisim + back to back + budding Atypical hyperplasia 3-4% over 13y Back to back glands, budding, papillary process, minor stratification Complex hyperplasia 1-3% over 15y Irregular glands, minor budding or out pouching Simle hyperplasia Little or none Replacement of usual gland cell by cells having cilia, sq. cells Metaplasia Malig. Potential Pathology
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41. OB& GYN, Mansoura Faculty of Medicine Mansoura Integrated Fertility Center (MIFC) EGYPT Telfax 0020502319922 & 0020502312299 Email. mae335@hotmail.com Prof. MOHAMMAD EMAM Thank you