UTVRDJIVANJE HUMANIH PAPILOMA VIRUSA SA SA ABNORMLNIM CITOLOŠKIM NALAZOM KOD ADOLESCENTKINJA U HRVATSKOJ

Autori

  • Dubravko Lepušić Klinika za ginekologiju, Klinički bolnički centar „Sestre milosrdnice“, Sveučilište u Zagrebu, Zagreb, Hrvatska
  • Sandra Radović-Radovčić Klinika za ginekologiju, Klinički bolnički centar „Sestre milosrdnice“, Sveučilište u Zagrebu, Zagreb, Hrvatska
  • Ante Vuković Klinika za ginekologiju, Klinički bolnički centar „Sestre milosrdnice“, Sveučilište u Zagrebu, Zagreb, Hrvatska

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.46793/PP170207011L

Ključne reči:

Cervikalna intraepitelna neoplazija, Humani papiloma virusi, Adolescenti

Apstrakt

Povezanost određenih humanih papiloma virusa (HPV) i cervikalne intraepitelne neoplazije (CIN) dobro je dokumentirana, no još uvijek nije poznata među hrvatskim adolescentkinjama. Žene u dobi od 15 do 20 godina s abnormalnim citomorfološkim brisom (CIN I-IV) testirane su na prisustvo HPV-a. Konsenzus i posebne početnice korišteni su u lančanoj reakciji polimeraze (PCR za otkrivanje najčešćih tipova: 6, 11, 16, 18, 31 i 33. Osim niskorizičnog HPV-a 6/11 (25,8%), najčešće utvrđeni bili su visokorizični tipovi HPV-a, tip 16 (20,2%) i 31 (17,8%). Uopšteno, stopa pozitivnosti na HPV značajno opada s godinama. Prisutnost HPV DNK znatno se povećala s 35,5 na 61,1% uz ozbiljnost cervikalne intraepitelne neoplazije (CIN I-IV). HPV tip 6/11 snažno je povezan s CIN I (33,8%), HPV tip 31 s CIN II (22,9%) i HPV tip 16 s CIN III (50%).

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