Squamous cell cancer of the cervix: prognostic factors related to survival

摘要: Seven hundred and fifty-three patients with invasive squamous cell cancer of the cervix treated at University Michigan from 1970–1985 are reported. These included stage IA 43, IB 345, IIA 27, IIB 163, IIIA 4, IIIB 113, IVA 32, IVB 26. The age ranged 18 to 92 years a mean 49.9 years. Clinical characteristics included: nulliparity 11%, married 93%, obese 41%, hypertensive 37%, diabetes 10%, smoking 50%, bleeding 76%. cumulative five-year survival for all was 67% this influenced by disease: 98%, 89%, 72%, 62%, III 14%, 4%. Patients well-differentiated tumor had an 85% rate while those poorly differentiated 57% rate. probability metastatic disease lymph nodes corresponded disease; I 17%, II 55%, 70%, IV 81%. When were negative, 86% positive 33% Factors which in univariate analysis stage, node status, grade, age, interval previous pelvic examination, diabetes. Only status grade maintained significance multiple proportion hazard analysis.