International Journal of Clinical Research

Objective To explore and analyze the effectiveness of applying cervical cancer screening to womens health examinations in grassroots hospitals, and to analyze its clinical application value. Methods In this study, the experimental period was set from June 2019 to April 2010. The researchers enrolled a group of women who underwent health examinations in our hospital during this period as the research subjects. A total of 400 women were enrolled as the research subjects. The researchers conducted colposcopy examinations on all patients and analyzed the pathological results of the patients after the examination was completed, Record the patients condition during the diagnosis process of this study and provide corresponding treatment. Results In this study, a total of 165 out of 400 women who underwent health examinations were diagnosed with related cervical diseases. Among the results of colposcopy examination, the accuracy rate was 158 (95.76%), and 7 patients were misdiagnosed. Conclusion In the results of this study, it was shown that colposcopy examination has strong sensitivity and high diagnostic accuracy for the diagnosis of CIN and early cervical cancer. It has a very positive effect on the confirmation of early cervical lesions in women. Researchers can make corresponding diagnostic adjustments based on the patients condition during clinical examinations, thereby improving the quality of cervical disease control, Reduce the impact of these diseases on womens lives and physiological functions.

Cervical cancer; Screening system; HPV; Screening effectiveness