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Pre-invasive Disease
IGCS19-0145
352 Trends of precancerous lesions of cervical cancer in peruvian women from 2007–2016
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  1. V Villoslada Terrones1,2,
  2. C Acosta Cortez3,
  3. NE Macavilca Luyo Eugenia4,
  4. J Gamboa Unsihuay Eduardo5 and
  5. M Alvarez Larraondo1
  1. 1National institute of neoplastic diseases- Lima- Perú, Gynecological Surgery, Lima, Peru
  2. 2National University of Cajamarca, Data analyst- visiting professor and researcher of the School of Human Medicine, Cajamarca, Peru
  3. 3National University Agraria of Molina, statistic, Lima, Peru
  4. 4National institute of neoplastic diseases- Lima- Perú, Research Assistant of the Department of Gynecology Surgery, Lima, Peru
  5. 5National University Agraria of Molina, Computer Statistical Engineer- Teacher of the Faculty of Statistics, Lima, Peru

Abstract

Objectives The aim of this study is to evaluate trends of precancerous lesions in peruvian women according to grade of CIN, age, socioeconomic level (quintil) in Metropolitan Lima Cancer Registry of Perú from 2007 to 2016.

Methods A total of 5664 CIN cases were reported using Metropolitan Lima Cancer Registry data. We calculated trends and predictions by tipe of CIN, age and socioeconomic level (quintile). Using software R.

Results Frecuency of CIN 2+ is 85.12%; CIN by age: < 21, 21–26, 26–50, 51–70 and >70 is 1.5%, 7.2%,75%,14% and 1.6% respectively. CIN by quintile (1 to 5) is 6%,13%,17%,36% and 25% respectively. During 2007–2010, CIN Trends remained stable for CIN 1 and CIN 2+, after that trends and predictions increasing for CIN 2+. During 2007–2010 (figure 1), CIN Trends by age remained stable, after that trends and predictions increasing for group between 26–50, however the extremes (<25 and >50) remain constant. During 2007–2010 (figure 2), CIN Trends by quintile remained stable, after that trends and predictions increasing for Q2-Q4, the increase is more important in the Q5 (figure 3).

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Conclusions Trends and predictions increasing for CIN2+, age between 26–50, and quintile 3, 4 and 5 but the increase is more important in the Q5.

https://doi.org/10.1136/ijgc-2019-IGCS.352

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