[On the therapy of uterine cervix carcinoma in situ]. / Zur Therapie des Carcinoma in situ cervicis uteri.

It is reported of 607 cases of uterine cervix carcinoma in situ from the years 1963 to 1977. During this period, the diagnostic and therapeutic procedures as well as the histological preparation technique have advanced. -- 75% of the cases were primarily conized. About half of these cases were surely radically excised. 323 patients (53,2%) were treated actively by simple hysterectomy, 242 patients (46,8%) were treated conservatively (190 conisations, 19 reconisations, 60 portioamputations, 12 ringbiopsies, 3 radiations). -- After 323 total exstirpations, 2 recurrences of carcinoma in situ in vaginal stump were observed (0,6%). After local treatment of 242 patients, 17 recurrences of the disease appeared (6%), among them 4 cases as invasive cervix carcinoma. 11 cases belong to the group of primarily nonexcised or uncertainly radically excised carcinoma in situ, and in 4 cases a possibility of recurrence has been discussed. -- It has been refered to the importance of the exact conisation technique and subtile histotechnical obtaining of slides in step sections. If the carcinoma in situ radically excised and followed by an attentive follow up in women below 40 years, a conservative procedure is adviced. For women above 40 years an active procedure is indicated, because it offers a high therapeutic reliability and a minimal risk. For cases of nonradically excised carcinoma in situ hysterectomy is indicated. The removal of the vaginal cuff is considered as unnecessary.

[Comparative colposcopic, cytological and histological studies of the uterine cervix during pregnancy]. / Vergleichende kolposkopische, zytologische und histologische Untersuchungen der Cervix uteri in der Schwangerschaft

The suspected findings, of colposcopic and cytologic cervix uteri in the pregravidity, was reported. Among 5852 patients, who primarily were directed in the clinic for interruption, 63 of them were examined because of their suspected colposcopic results and 3 cases of them were examined because of their suspected cytologic results, at the same time a detailed histological clarifications of their portio during the interruption were made. About 30,8% of the cases were in preinvasive or invasive stages, which were histologically clarified and precarcinogenic treatment of the patients was carried out. On the evidence of the results, we recommend, that by all suspected colposcopic cases -- taken into consideration of the cytologic results -- an early histologic clarification be made.

[Screening for endometrial carcinoma in a group at risk]. / Screening auf Endometriumkarzinom in einer Risikogruppe.

In a population-based study 923 asymptomatic women with diabetes aged 40 to 70 years were investigated by aspiration curettage. The samples were evaluated histologically. During the initial screening 4 histologically proved endometrial cancers were diagnosed. All cancer patients were additionally obese and had hypertension, with one exception they were also nulliparous. During the same period the expected number of cases for all investigated women was estimated to 0,74. The expected number of cases limited to those with diabetes, obesity and hypertension was 0,31; and limited to those with diabetes, obesity, hypertension and nulliparity was 0,1, respectively. Additionally 4 cases of adenomatous hyperplasia of the endometrium were identified. The long-term impact on morbidity and mortality of endometrial cancer within the investigated population at risk cannot be assessed as yet.