CLINICAL AND MICROBIOLOGICAL CHARACTERISTICSOF CERVICAL DYSPLASIA

The nature of vaginal fluid and its microbiocenosis in residents of environmentally disadvantaged areas and areas with more favorable environmental conditions was examined for the purpose of determining the role of microbial factors in the etiology and pathogenesis of ectocervix dysplasia. The study showed that the cervical dysplasia causes a significant abnormality of the microecological system, especially noticeable in women from the main group, which is reflected in a significant increase in the number of different species of microorganisms with a predominance of strict anaerobic bacteria. A direct moderate correlation between duration of patients’ habitation in environmentally disadvantaged areas and the growth of microbial and fungal flora in smears was found.

ectocervix dysplasia, bacterioscopic examination of smears, diagnostic method of the polymerase chain reaction, aerobes, anaerobes, anaerobic-aerobic microorganisms association, abnormality of vaginal biocenosis