Abstract
Abstracts of the 5th International Academic Medical Congress of Maranhão (V COIMAMA) 2018
Highlights
Cervical cancer is considered one of the main types of cancer to reach the female population, especially in less developed regions
It is not possible to establish a direct relationship between the coverage of primary care and the incidence of cervical cancer in the capitals studied only with the type of analysis performed in the study, but it is observed from the data obtained that these variables communicate between each other in a decisive way
The results suggest that the majority of cases occur among brown males, in urban areas and with low schooling, and may be related to the fact that they are more exposed to environments with inadequate infrastructure conditions, in urban agglomerations, associated to infestations of rodents and floods that spread the pathogenic leptospires
Summary
Cervical cancer is considered one of the main types of cancer to reach the female population, especially in less developed regions. CASE DESCRIPTION: A 32 - year - old female patient, from São Luís - MA, admitted to the hospital on June 18, 2018, complaining of progressive fatigue and dyspnea for 7 days, progressing with chest pain He reports that a few weeks ago presented intense pharyngitis and selfmedicated with anti-inflammatories. CONCLUSION: In the country, the hospitalizations for AD predominated in the Southeast region, in female individuals, whose average age was 80 years and over In this sense, it is necessary to focus on the fact that the disease has high significance in the quality of life of the individuals and that, there is no clinical intervention that can prevent the appearance of AD or cure it, there are the risk factors that need to be clarified, with a view to early diagnosis of the disease. CONCLUSION: We emphasize the importance of the results obtained for the creation of intervention strategies and adolescent health management, contributing to the improvement of the quality of life of this age group
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