The invention belongs to the technical field of 
biomedical engineering, and relates to an integration imaging 
system used for early stage 
cervical carcinoma detection and integrating fluorescent mesoscope imaging and 
optical coherence tomography (OCT). The integration imaging 
system comprises a fluorescent mesoscope imaging 
system and a spectrum OCT system. The fluorescent mesoscope imaging system comprises a 
laser light source, a 
polarizer, a polarized light spectroscope, a first dichroscope, a second dichroscope, an X-Y scanning 
galvanometer, an objective lens, a fluorescent detection part, a diffused 
light detection part and a computer, wherein the X-Y scanning 
galvanometer and the objective lens are shared by the spectrum OCT system. The spectrum OCT system comprises a low-coherent 
light source, a 
fiber polarization splitter, a focusing lens, the X-Y scanning 
galvanometer, the objective lens and a 
spectrograph. 
Ultraviolet light beams generated by the 
laser light source pass through the 
polarizer, the polarized light spectroscope and the first dichroscope and then are reflected through the second dichroscope, and samples generated by the low-coherent light source are collimated through the focusing lens and are combined with the 
ultraviolet light beams. The system improves 
diagnostic specificity through mutual evidence of organization function information and histomorphology information.