Irish journal of medical science · 2006
Vaginal cytology following primary hysterectomy for cervical cancer: is it useful?
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Coughlan C, McAuliffe F, Bermingham N, Gleeson N
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BACKGROUND: Vaginal intraepithelial neoplasia (VAIN) is usually detected in patients with synchronous or antecedent cervical or vulval intraepithelial or invasive cancer. VAIN has the potential to progress to malignancy.
AIMS: To determine the incidence and severity and analyse the management of vaginal dysplasia in patients undergoing primary hysterectomy for cervical cancer.
METHODS: A retrospective study (1984-1998) identified 210 primary invasive cervical cancers. One-hundred and twenty-three patients had a primary hysterectomy.
RESULTS: In follow-up six patients were found to have dyskaryosis in a second vaginal smear. Biopsies in the six patients with colposcopic lesions showed VAIN II (n=2), VAIN III (n=1),VAIN III / possible early invasion (n = 1) and invasive carcinoma (n=2). One patient with recurrent squamous cancer received salvage radiotherapy and one with recurrent adenocarcinoma received high dose progestogens and topical 5-fluorouracil.
CONCLUSION: All patients are disease-free at follow-up.
AIMS: To determine the incidence and severity and analyse the management of vaginal dysplasia in patients undergoing primary hysterectomy for cervical cancer.
METHODS: A retrospective study (1984-1998) identified 210 primary invasive cervical cancers. One-hundred and twenty-three patients had a primary hysterectomy.
RESULTS: In follow-up six patients were found to have dyskaryosis in a second vaginal smear. Biopsies in the six patients with colposcopic lesions showed VAIN II (n=2), VAIN III (n=1),VAIN III / possible early invasion (n = 1) and invasive carcinoma (n=2). One patient with recurrent squamous cancer received salvage radiotherapy and one with recurrent adenocarcinoma received high dose progestogens and topical 5-fluorouracil.
CONCLUSION: All patients are disease-free at follow-up.