[Cervicitis and cervical intraepithelial neoplasia: cytomorphological and molecular biology analysis].
The actual research has shown that the important factor of CIN occurrence in the HPV presence is a chronic bacterial cervicitis. Another research of the HPV associations with other urogenital infections has shown that mycoplasma and papillomavirus associations are dominating and they occur twofold often in all of the examined women with cervical pathology in comparison with healthy persons. Inflammatory processes in cervix of the uterus should be related to factors of the increased risk of CIN development.