The pathology of both cervical biopsy and conization is more accurate and cannot be compared accordingly.
1. Cervical biopsy: cervical biopsy requires extracting small pieces or several pieces of tissue from the cervix, and then doing pathological tests to determine whether the lesion is benign or malignant, and if it is malignant, it can also determine the type of pathology and the degree of differentiation, and then determine the method of treatment based on the results of the examination.
2. Cervical conotomy: Cervical conotomy is often used in clinics where the cervix is carcinoma in situ after biopsy, but the scope of the lesion and whether it is infiltrated or not can not be determined, cervical conotomy can determine the scope of the lesion and the severity of infiltration, which is helpful to the diagnosis and treatment of the disease.
Patients should choose whether to undergo cervical biopsy or cervical conization according to their own conditions and under the guidance of their doctors.