UNLABELLED Low grade squamous intraepithelial lesion (LGSIL) and atypical squamous cells undetermined significance (ASCUS) are the most frequent verified cellular abnormalities. Their management are still highly controversial mostly caused by uncertainty about their histology and nature of originate. Detection of HPV DNA in the absence of cytological abnormalities can also indicate presence of high-grade cervical intraepithelial neoplasia (CIN). The aim of this study was to show the association of the benign cellular changes, ASCUS and LGSIL with oncogenic types of HPV and to prove the necessity of more intensive screening of this group of patients. Cytology and pathomorphology analyses were performed first. Identification of the presence of human papiloma virus was carried out by the Digene Hybride Capture II test for all patients. Identification of different HPV types for the particular number of patients was carried out by RFLP (Rsetriction Fragments Length of Polymorphism). Out of the 101 patients in the first group 92 (91,08%) were HPV positive, and 41, 58% had no cellular abnormalities, ASCUS or LGSIL. Out of 509 patients of the second group 26.92% were positive for HRHPV, and 78,97% of them had no cellular abnormalities, ASCUS or LGSIL. HPV 16 was detected in 27.36% (ASCUS/LGSIL) of low risk cervical lesion of the first examined period. CONCLUSION The combination of smears with the detection of high risk HPV types increases the triage sensitivity especially at patients with mild.

Gastritis can be defined in the simplest way such as inflammation of gastric mucous membrane. There are numerous causes of gastritis and the most often is Helicobacter pylori infection. Studying of the blood groups also includes the question of their connection with certain diseases. Up to date it has been explained the role that blood groups have in haemolytic disease of newborn infant but for other diseases we know little, it is insufficient or we know nothing. The aim of this work was to analyze connection of chronic gastritis in childhood, Helicobacter pylori and ABO blood groups. It has been treated 68 patients out of which 57 (83%) were Helicobacter pylori positive (Hp+) and 11 (17%) were Helicobacter pylori negative (Hp-). Thirty patients had chronic gastritis out of which 22 (73%) were Hp+ and 8 (27%) Hp-. It prevailed blood group A and O, comparing with other blood group phenotypes connected with gastritis.