Histopathological spectrum of cervical lesions- Our institute experience

Introduction: The aim of the study is to find out various cervical lesions with histopathological correlation and age. Materials and Methods: This is a retrospective study conducted at department of Pathology in Tertiary care center from January 2015 to October 2015. The data of 208 patients were retrieved from past records who were diagnosed with various cervical lesions. Cervical biopsies were available for 119 cases and specimens of uterus with cervix were found in 88 cases and vault biopsy in one case. Results: Out of 208 cases, 67 cases (32.2%) were that of Chronic non-specific cervicitis, 33 cases (15.86%) were papillary endocervicitis, 24 cases (11.5%) were Cervical intraepithelial neoplasia (CIN), 72 cases (34.6%) were cervical cancer, 6 cases(2.8%) were hyperplasia, One case (0.9%) showed squamous metaplasia with koiliocytic changes, 4 cases (1.9%) did not show any remarkable pathology. Most common age group from squamous cell carcinoma were 41-50 years. Conclusion: Most common cervical lesion is Squamous Cell carcinoma and most common age group is 41-50 years.