Anthropometric Characteristics of Female Patients with HPV-Associated Cervical Squamous Cell Lesions of Low Degree Depending on the Expression of Oncoprotein P16

Along with well-known factors, significantly significant risk factors for the progression of HPV-associated squamous cell cervical lesions include: constitutional affiliation with the microsomal and micromesosomal somatotypes, a family history of cervical cancer and severe intraepithelial neoplasia, the presence of the chlamydial antigen HSP-60IgG in the blood, chronic inflammation in the endo- and exocervix, multiple cervical retention cysts larger than 10 mm, a history of and current menstrual irregularities, the presence of extragenital pathologies (gastrointestinal and respiratory), and poor adherence to barrier contraceptive methods.

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