Study of cervical dysplasia in relation to socioeconomic status and various environmental high risk factors

Abstract

Prospective observational study was conducted over a period of 14 months 2017-18. Sample of 1412 women who were attained OPD and admitted in KRH, Gwalior Married women who have pre and post-menopausal age group and agreeing to give informed consent were eligible to participate in the study.Dysplasia is a neoplastic precursor of invasive disease. It is important to identified the high risk population and suggest social measure to motivate and educate women for a positive attitude towards cancer consciousness to make the screening program useful for prevention cervical dysplasia.