… We discuss possible methods for the surveillance of these measures in the context of
country capacity, drawing from examples in Australia, the USA and in low and middle income …

… The purpose of this study was to compare the screening capacities and the cost-… -grade
cervical dysplasia in clinical practice in Korea, a country with a high prevalence of cervical cancer…

… Approximately 85% of cervical cancer cases and deaths occur in … was to assess cervical
cancer prevention capacity in select HIV … countries with a high burden of cervical dysplasia. …

… of cervical cancer cases is likely to increase significantly Unlike many other cancers, cervical
cancer can be prevented by screening … availability, and the local capacity to treat or monitor …

… HAART has not been shown to reduce the risk of developing cervical dysplasia or cervical
cancer, nor has it been shown to improve outcomes. The fact that more women are living …

… the appointment, planned according to the acceptance capacity of the hospital, is sent to all
… for cervical screening may become too expensive. As the prevalence of cervical dysplasia …

… screening programs based on Pap and/or HPV testing, diagnosis by colposcopy and biopsy,
and timely treatment of cervical … and yet lack the diagnostic capacity to provide a biopsy-…

… Introduction/Background The purpose of this study was to compare the screening capacities
… cervical dysplasia in clinical practice in Korea, a country with a high prevalence of cervical …

… is designed to detect the presence of preclinical cervical dysplasia or neoplasia of the cervix.
… information system will be its capacity to monitor screening patterns to determine levels of …

… to have the greatestpotential for screening and treatment in one … introducing a new approach
to screening that could lead to … visual inspection (DVI) for screening or diagnosis, raising the …