Factores de riesgo socioeconómicos y epidemiológicos relacionados con el cáncer cervicouterino invasor en el Hospital León Becerra Camacho mayo 2015 a abril 2016
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2017
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Universidad de Guayaquil. Facultad de Ciencias Médicas. Carrera de Medicina
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En este estudio realizado en el Hospital León Becerra Camacho se obtuvo los siguientes datos: Las edades de las pacientes diagnosticadas oxilan de 25-30 años (24 %), 3135 años (25 %), 36-40 años (41%), 41-50 años (10%). El lugar de procedencia fue milagro (38%), Guayaquil (26%), el oro (19%), los ríos (17%). Los grupos étnicos de las pacientes más afectados son mestizas (45%), blanca (30%), negra (15%), indígenas (10%). Según el área rural son (58%), urbana (42%). Aquellas pacientes que presentaron antecedentes de infección de trasmisión sexual en pacientes con cáncer cervico uterino fue (79%), los pacientes que llevaron Controles de Papanicolaou fue el (73%).
The following data were obtained in the study conducted at León Becerra Camacho Hospital: The ages of patients diagnosed with oxylan were 25-30 years (24%), 31-35 years (25%), 36-40 years (41%). , 41-50 years (10%). The place of origin was miracle (38%), Guayaquil (26%), gold (19%), rivers (17%). The ethnic groups of the most affected patients are mestizas (45%), white (30%), and black (15%), indigenous (10%). According to the rural area they are (58%), urban (42%). Those patients who had a history of sexually transmitted infection in patients with cervical cancer were (79%), patients who took Papanicolaou Controls was (73%).
The following data were obtained in the study conducted at León Becerra Camacho Hospital: The ages of patients diagnosed with oxylan were 25-30 years (24%), 31-35 years (25%), 36-40 years (41%). , 41-50 years (10%). The place of origin was miracle (38%), Guayaquil (26%), gold (19%), rivers (17%). The ethnic groups of the most affected patients are mestizas (45%), white (30%), and black (15%), indigenous (10%). According to the rural area they are (58%), urban (42%). Those patients who had a history of sexually transmitted infection in patients with cervical cancer were (79%), patients who took Papanicolaou Controls was (73%).
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Neoplasias del cuello uterino, Sociología médica, Epidemiología, Hospital General Dr. León Becerra Camacho, Cantón Milagro, Ecuador