Pathomorphological studies

Histological material is taken only in medical institutions.

Cervical biopsy – this is a procedure for obtaining a tissue sample, but the diagnosis itself is established only after it is pathomorphological (histological) examination. This stage is critically important because it allows microscopic assessment of cellular and tissue structure, confirming or excluding the presence of precancerous conditions and malignant neoplasms.

Histological material is taken only in medical institutions.

Cervical biopsy – is a key diagnostic procedure for obtaining a tissue sample from its outer (ectocervix) and/or internal (endocervix) parts.

It gold standard for accurate identification of pathological changes such as:

• Polyps
• Inflammatory diseases (chronic cervicitis)
• Formations caused by HPV: condylomas and papillomas
• Different degrees dysplasia (CIN I-III)

The procedure is carried out under supervision colposcopy and is crucial for confirming the diagnosis, ruling out oncological processes, and determining the most effective treatment plan.