DESCRIPTION OF PATHOGENETIC AND CLINICAL-IMMUNOLOGICAL, MORPHOLOGICAL ASPECTS OF PRE-CURRENT DISEASES OF THE CERVICAL CERVICAL CINNAMONIA: REVIEW OF SCIENTIFIC SOURCES

Cervical cancer is one of the most common malignant tumors among women, with 604,000 new cases diagnosed worldwide each year, of which 342,000 result in death. Cervical background diseases are the starting point for this disease. Safe background diseases include: prismatic epithelial ectopia, safe transformation zone, exo- and endocervicitis, true erosion, polyps, ectropion, endometriosis, atrophic epithelium, leukoplakia without atypia, granulation tissue, hypertrophy of the cervix and old rupture of the cervix. Scientists have proven that early detection and treatment of these diseases can prevent irreversible processes later. At the same time, it has been proven that impaired cellular and humoral immunity is a major factor in the development and progression of cervical cancer.