Pathological characteristics of postoperative recurrence and influencing factors of recurrence within 5 years in cervical cancer patients
CHEN Wen-shi
MO Yu
WU Xiao-rong
YI Yan-xi
Abstract:Objective To investigate the pathological characteristics of postoperative recurrence and the influencing factors of recurrence within 5 years in stage Ⅰa 2-Ⅱa 2 cervical cancer patients.Methods Retrospective analysis was performed on clinical data of 375 patients with stage Ⅰa 2-Ⅱa 2 cervical cancer treated in the People's Hospital of Zhanjiang Center from January 2015 to July 2018.The pathological characteristics of postoperative recurrence in stage Ⅰa 2-Ⅱa 2 cervical cancer patients were analyzed.Patients were divided into 5-year recurrence free survival(DFS)group and a recurrence group based on 5-year recurrence data.The influencing factors of recurrence within 5 years were determined by using multivariate logistic regression analysis.Results The 5-year DFS rate was 85.3%.Among the recurrent cases,there were 22 cases(40.0%)of stage Ⅱa 2,38 cases(69.1%)of poorly differentiated type,39 cases(70.9%)of endogenous type lesions,and 37 cases(67.3%)of squamous cell carcinoma.Stage Ⅱa cervical cancer,poorly differentiated cervical cancer,tumors≥4 cm,and cervical infiltration depth>1/2 of the myometrium were independent risk factors for recurrence within 5 years.Conclusion Patients with stage Ⅱa cervical cancer,poorly differentiated cervical cancer,tumors greater than 4 cm,and cervical infiltration depth greater than 1/2 of the myometrium in stage Ⅰa 2-Ⅱa 2 cervical cancer are prone to recurrence within 5 years.
Keywords:stage Ⅰa 2-Ⅱa 2cervical cancerrecurrencepathological characteristics5-year recurrence free survivalinfluence factor
Publication Date:2024-06-28
Online Publishing Date:2025-08-15(First online date of this platform, not the publication date of the document)
Pages:4( 302-305 )
