CLINICAL, LABORATORY AND MORPHOLOGICAL PARALLELS IN THE DIAGNOSIS OF BENIGN CERVICAL DISEASES

Morphological diagnosis is the gold standard in the diagnosis of cervical cancer. The combination of cytological examination, histological biopsy examination and immunohistochemical analysis provides accurate information necessary for making informed decisions about treatment and prognosis. Timely and accurate detection of cervical cancer in the early stages using these methods significantly increases the chances of successful treatment and improved prognosis. Regular gynecological examinations and screening, including Pap tests, are crucial to prevent the development and early diagnosis of cervical cancer.