Emergency Medicine International / 2022 / Article / Tab 1 / Research Article
[Retracted] Diagnosis of Cervical Intraepithelial Neoplasia and Invasive Cervical Carcinoma by Cervical Biopsy under Colposcopy and Analysis of Factors Influencing Table 1 Single-factor analysis of influencing the detection of CIN and ICC in the colposcopic biopsy.
Influencing factor Case (n = 134) Number of detected cases Number of missed cases Detection rate (%) χ 2 value ValueAge (year) ≤50 84 72 12 85.71 4.811 0.028 >50 50 35 15 70.00 Cytological test Advanced lesion group 79 47 32 59.49 3.259 0.071 Conventional lesion group 55 41 14 74.55 Infection of HR-HPV Negative 52 45 7 86.54 3.353 0.067 Positive 82 60 22 73.17 Colposcopic image Satisfied 58 44 14 75.86 5.371 0.020 Dissatisfied 76 43 33 56.58 Atypical blood vessel Yes 52 41 11 78.85 4.663 0.031 No 82 50 32 60.98 Biopsy sampling method Four quadrant sampling 65 57 8 87.69 6.485 0.011 Single/multiple point lesion sampling 69 48 21 69.57 Number of biopsy sample (s) ≤2 64 43 21 67.19 4.423 0.035 >2 70 58 12 82.86 Visible lesion area of the cervix <1/2 65 40 25 61.54 5.356 0.021 ≥1/2 69 55 14 79.71 Pathological grade NILM/CIN-I∼II 63 39 24 61.90 3.860 0.049 CIN-III/ICC 71 55 16 77.46