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Study the epithelial cervical lesions is a priority in the prevention of this cancer that it shows an evident increase of its morbidity and mortality. A retrospective descriptive study showed the behavior of 78 patients with cervical cancer without abnormal pap smear that were attended in the Young Island during June/2013 to May/2017. The 58% of the patients were younger than 42 years old, the average of first sexual relation was after 16 years old and the average of delivery and miscarriage was minor of two gestations; the 51% was attended for cervical lesions and 68% had a lesion area between 100-299mm2. To 40% of the patient needed conization to diagnostic, 65% had earlier stages and 62% received surgery as primary treatment. The results of this study can be to design local strategies oh health to decrease the morbidity and mortality by cancer. *Correspondence to: Heenry Luis Dávila Gómez, Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology, Héroes del Baire General Teaching Hospital, Nueva Gerona, Juventud, Cuba. E-mail: heenry@infomed.sld.cu

Cervical cancer in patients without abnormal cytology. Youth island, study by four years