Atar Singh Kushwah|Rajnikant Mishra|Kirti Srivastava|Shambhavi Mishra|Monisha Banerjee
Anthro-demographic, clinico-pathological and biochemical risk factors in cervical cancer
Banaras Hindu University|University of Lucknow|Banaras Hindu University|King George's Medical University|University of Lucknow|University of Lucknow
background india cervical cancer cacx ranks second gt12 lakh new cases gt77000 deaths main causing agent cervical cancer human papillomavirus hpv recently anthrodemographic clinicopathological factors implicative cancer development progression objective evaluate association anthrodemographic clinicopathological biochemical risk factors cervical cancer methods cacx patients tested hpv infection using conventional pcr anthrodemographic clinicopathological characteristics recorded samples patients n103 healthy women n108 analyzed lipid profile serum urea creatinine uric acid using commercial kits statistical analysis done using spss ver210 graphpad results 103 cacx patients 86 hpvve 17 hpvve anthrodemographic factors like literacy socioeconomic status obstetrics found significantly associated cervical cancer bmi associated cervical cancer 118 folds higher risk total cholesterol tc triglycerides tg highdensity lipoprotein hdl lowdensity lipoprotein ldl found significantly associated increased adjusted cacx patients urea levels found significantly higher patients 111 folds crude vs 131 adjusted similarly creatinine levels significantly higher patients 264 folds crude vs 337 adjusted