3. Bilangan Kanser Di Kalangan Wanita, 2000
0 100 200 300 400 500 600
X 1000 cases
Breasts
Cervix
Colorectum
Lungs
stomach
Ovary
Uterus
Liver
Esophagus Developing Countries
Developed Countries
4. 10 Kanser utama wanita di Malaysia 2003
2.7
2.9
3.8
4.0
4.1
4.1
4.3
6.0
12.9
31.0
0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35
Percentage of all cancers
OTHER SKIN
STOMACH
LUNG
LEUKAEMIAS
OVARY
RECTUM
CORPUS UTERI
COLON
CERVIX UTERI
FEMALE BREAST
5.
6.
7.
8. Malaysian National Cancer Registry
2003
12.9% daripada keseluruhan Kanser Wanita
Kadar Umur Rata 19.2 /100,000
Cina ASR 28.8 per 100,000
India ASR 22.4 per 100,000
Melayu ASR 10.5 per 100,000
Kejadian tertinggi pada umur 60-69 Tahun
9. Cervix Uteri Age specific Cancer Incidence per 100,000 population,
Peninsular Malaysia 2003
AgespecificCancerIncidenceper100000population
0-9 10-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50-59 60-69 70+
0.0
70.6
13. Siapa yang berisiko?
Memulakan hubungan seks di awal usia
Berbilang pasangan
Suami pernah berkahwin dan isteri lama penghidap kanser
serviks
Penyakit bawaan kelamin
Suami menghidap penyakit bawaan kelamin
Merokok
14. • > 135 Jenis,70 jenis menjangkiti
manusia
•35 jenis menjangkiti alat kelamin
•HPV Jenis 16,18,31 and 45 menyebabkan
80 % kes Kanser serviks
Punca- Human Papillomavirus (HPV)Punca- Human Papillomavirus (HPV)
16. Penyumbang kearah jangkitan virus HPV?
Merokok* [OR 3.0]
Status Imuniti
Faktor Pemakanan
Taraf hidup rendah
Hormon
Pengaruh Individu
Jumlah Virus yang terjangkit
Jangkitan Alat Kelamin
HPV berperanan sebagai pemula kepada proses kanser
(oncogenesis) – memerlukan interaksi daripada faktor
persekitaran untuk menyebabkan kanser
* Can Detectn & Prev 2002; 26(2)
17. Bagaimana Virus HPV menyebabkan Kanser Serviks?
Jangkitan
HPV
Jangkitan
HPV
Jangkitan HPV
yang Berulang
Jangkitan HPV
yang Berulang
Ketidakaturan SelKetidakaturan Sel Pembentukan
Kanser Awal
Pembentukan
Kanser Awal
Kanser
Berbahaya
Kanser
Berbahaya
Faktor ImunitiFaktor Imuniti
Faktor PenyumbangFaktor Penyumbang
20. Gejala
Tiada Gejala - CIN (Kanser Awal) ; 30-an
Kanser ; - 50-an
Pendarahan tak tentu
Selalu keluar Lendir kekuningan
Sakit semasa hubungan seks
Sakit ketika buang air kecil
Simptom perebakan kanser ke organ lain
22. Perebakan
Secara Terus :Rahim,Pundi
Kencing,Salur
Kencing,rectum,vagina
Melalui Sistem Limfa –
Stesen Pertama
Paracervical
Hypogastric
Obturator
External iliac
Melalui Sistem Limfa –
Stesen Kedua
Sacral
Common iliac
Aortic
Inguinal
Melalui Darah : Paru-paru,
Hati, Sum2 Tulang
24. Jangkaan Hidup 5 Tahun
0 - 100%
I - 80 - 90%
II - 75%
III - 35%
IV - 10-15%
25. Screening- PAP SMEAR
APA itu Pap smear?
KENAPA mesti buat?
BAGAIMANA mengambil sampel?
SIAPA yang ambil sampel?
BAGAIMANA membaca
keputusan??
31. Klinik Nur Sejahtera Sandakan
Lot. 17, Bandar Maju, Batu 1 1/2, Jalan Utara, 90000 Sandakan,
Sabah
089-221437 (Telefon) 088-252214 (Fax)
Editor's Notes
Next, we examine the progression of HPV infection to cervical cancer. After exposure to HPV, events in the viral life cycle are initiated, with specific activity regulated by the factors responsible for the host’s immune response. HPV infection alone is not sufficient to induce an immediate carcinoma because malignant tumors develop only after HPV-induced lesions persist for several months or even years. There is a large reservoir of HPV infection in young women in their teens and twenties. Only a few of these women go on to develop persistent HPV infection. Progression depends on viral type, immunologic factors and possibly co-carcinogens. Persistent high-risk infections can lead to cellular deregulation. Over time, this cellular deregulation can cause high-grade cervical lesions and ultimately, cervical cancer.
Oncogenic activity has been attributed to the viral oncoproteins E6 and E7, which are crucial for malignant transformation of HPV associated cancers. In non-malignant cells, inter- and intra- cellular signals suppress these oncogenes at the transcriptional level thus limiting malignant progression. The E6 and E7 viral proteins interfere with cellular proteins that are involved in cell cycle control. They cause the human cell to experience disturbed physiologic function and genetic instability. Mutations in cellular genes devoted to the intracellular surveillance of HPV infections, integration of viral DNA, and deletions or mutations of viral transcription control sequences lead to a significantly increased expression of the E6/E7 genes, which is a consistent characteristic of high-grade intraepithelial neoplasia and cancers.6