MORPHOLOGICAL, PATHOPHYSIOLOGICAL AND MOLECULAR GENETIC FEATURES IN WOMEN WITH BACKGROUND DISEASES OF THE CERVIX

Abstract

Relevance: Background diseases of the cervix, especially erosion, refer to diseases with a proven viral bacterial etiology more often as a complication of nonspecific vaginitis and at the same time is a steadily increasing incidence rate. According to WHO data, 617-629 women aged 25-45 annually rank 2nd after breast cancer. Among gynecological diseases occurring in women of reproductive age, the pathology of CMM is from 10 to 15% and is the background for the development of precancerous changes and CMM cancer (CC).
Aim of study of morphological and molecular genetic features in women with background diseases of the cervix.
Materials and methods of research. Examinations of 46 women of reproductive age with an active sexual life from 25 to 45 years old who applied for a gynecological examination were conducted.
Results. According to the results of the study, it was found that no hyper methylation of genes was detected in 30 patients, and none of them also revealed precancerous changes and breast cancer.