Multidisciplinary approach to introducing new technologies and reconstructive surgeries in diagnosis and treatment of neoplastic diseases of the female reproductive organs

Multidisciplinary approach that comprises the passing the examination in the exam room with the Pap test, questionnaires, ultrasound or digital mammography screening (MS) according to the age is a promising way of solving the problems with the visual localization of cancer, in particular with the reproductive organs. A minimally invasive removal technology that helped to determine the nature of tumor pathologies and remove those potentially dangerous hotbeds at the same time, was an important component of this secondary prevention system. Organ preserving and reconstructive surgeries (to our knowledge to 38,8% of patients with breast cancer and 95% of patients with vulvar cancer and vulvar dysplasia) have a positive effect not only on women’s life quality, but also become a good motivation for regular women’s screening in the region. Nothing is more convincing than the vivid example and “word of mouth”. A multidisciplinary approach to solving problem with the help of different specialists helped to reduce mortality rates for breast cancer by 30,03 ± 2,1% compared with 2009 (after the introduction of reconstructive surgery) and vulvar cancer by 83,3 ± 5,7% in comparison with 2005 (after the introduction of reconstructive surgery) at the continuing trend of increasing incidence rate. Cytological screening for dysplasia and early forms of cervical cancer needs a serious adjustment in accordance with the WHO recommendations and per capita accounting used in Russia.

mammography, Pap and HPV screening, minimally invasive diagnostic technology, organ-preserving and reconstructive surgery, motivational screening