Abstract
Objective: to analyze the incidence of positive cervicovaginal cytologies, correlated with age and results of previous years. Methods: Observational and exploratory study with a quantitative approach observed in the DataSUS database of the Federal Government of the Laboratory of Pathological Anatomy of the HCSL of Pouso Alegre - MG from 2008 to 2015. Results: Among the Premalignant and Malignant Neoplasms found in the studied period was 0.079% for AGC-US, 0.001% of undefined origin: possibly non-neoplastic, 0.295% for ASC-H, 0.034% for AGC-H, 0.001% of undetermined origin: No lesion can be removed for HSIL, 0.027% for HSIL and 0.01% for HSIL, not to exclude microinvasion, 0.016% for Invasive Epidermoid Carcinoma, 0.006% for Adenocarcinoma "in situ", 0.001% for Adenocarcinoma Invasive: 0.004% neoplasms classified as other malignant neoplasms of the cervix. Among patients with cervical cancer, it was detected that 39.31% performed cytology in the previous year. Conclusion: The result of 4.06% of positive cytologies in the period studied is in agreement with the literature, it was observed that the age range of women most affected by malignant cervical lesions was between 18 and 40 years , 56.4%.