Reference standard for diagnosis of cervical precancerous lesions

The diagnosis of female cervical precancerous lesions must grasp the relevant steps. Only by grasping the diagnostic steps of female cervical precancerous lesions can the accuracy of the diagnosis of female cervical precancerous lesions be guaranteed, and then provide a basis for treatment. Next, we will give a detailed explanation of the diagnostic methods of female cervical precancerous lesions.

1. Pay attention to the collection of medical history of factors related to the onset of female cervical precancerous lesions. Those with a family history of cancer, a long history of endometrial hyperplasia, persistent anovulation in young women (infertility and polycystic ovary syndrome), ovarian sex cord stromal tumors (granulosa cell carcinoma and theca cell tumor), topical estrogen or long-term hormone replacement therapy, and a history of long-term use of tamoxifen after breast cancer surgery should all be highly vigilant for the presence of female cervical precancerous lesions and should undergo further examination.

2. Determine the diagnosis and clinical staging based on medical history, clinical examination, pathological examination and various auxiliary examination results.

3. Based on the results of pathological examination and other auxiliary examinations, make a preoperative clinical staging diagnosis (according to FIGO standards).

Regarding the methods of diagnosing early cervical precancerous lesions, we must choose the appropriate one based on our own actual situation. Only by choosing the appropriate method of diagnosing early cervical precancerous lesions can we help everyone discover this disease as soon as possible to ensure everyone's safety and health.