Prognostic Value of Histopathology and Trends in Cervical Cancer

Background: Cervical cancer has an increased rate of morbidity and mortality among women most commonly in terms cervical adenocarcinoma. Histopathology been considered as the foundation for diagnosing tissue changes associated with cancer. However, there are controversies identifying their prognostic value. Methods: It is a retrospective study which 100 participants suffering from adenocarcinoma 200 squamous cell carcinoma between time period 2017-2020 at center Pakistan were analyzed. The was conducted Dec, 2021 to Nov, 2022. All patients diagnosed histologically treated through radiotherapy or surgery. Demographic history along area registry, grade, size, stage histology tumor, diagnosis year, examination involvement lymph nodes, type surgery assessed help Akaike information criteria (AIC). Results: Total records available evaluation 40,000 observed be decreased year after but cases per year. Their median age recorded 52 years. Mortality cause without dependent upon few variables including race, gender, grade disease, ratio size hysterectomy. Significance histological types (p = 0.003). Practical Implication: This will helpful oncologists, physicians researchers order decide best approach histopathology studies patients. community by carrying out proper screening protocol all prevent patient serious conditions. Conclusion: Study concluded that chances developing poor survival. A large number suggests people reporting any signs symptoms. Therefore, it suggested properly screen on regular basis specially those who report symptoms Keywords: cancer, carcinoma, adenocarcinoma, histopathology, types.