Análise de novos dados sobre o HPV com a prospecção das interações genéticas no câncer do colo do útero e a atuação do enfermeiro.

Abstract

Cervical cancer (CC) has a major impact on mortality due to neoplasia in the world. It has great genetic influence and understanding of this pathology can prevent, and with appropriate treatment, slow down its evolutionary process, even influencing its early detection. OBJECTIVE: The general objective of the work is understand the genetic influence of genes involved in colon cancer progression pathways of the uterus. MATERIALS AND METHODS: The methodology used for this research is of a technological and exploratory study, as well as a bibliographic review in databases bibliographic and genetic data as a tool for understanding genetic factors associated with this involvement. RESULTS: The use of bioinformatics tools allows us to better address the topic, since we are talking about a disorder of slow development that can progress asymptomatically in the initial stages and, in more advanced cases, for intermittent vaginal or post-coital bleeding, discharge abnormal vaginal and abdominal pain with urinary or intestinal discomfort. With the main genes: TP53, Cdx2, KRAS and BRCA2. By better analyzing and prospecting these genes, it is possible look for ways to reduce the rate of cancer and, in addition, it is possible to understand how factors genetic and hormonal factors influence a better response to treatment and possible preventions that improve life expectancy and quality. Usually caused by multifactorial influences where environment, genetic and epigenetic factors are their main precursors. CONCLUSION: Thus, in recent years there has been an identification of genes potentially influencing the CCU. And so it is necessary to delve deeper, organize and understand knowledge about this pathology, as it has a very complex and varied with many genes involved and with high rates of incidence and prevalence in Brazil and the world.