BACKGROUND: Visual inspection of cervix after application of acetic acid (VIA) is an
effective screening tool for cervical cancer in low resource settings, but its low specificity …

Objectives: Visual inspection of the cervix after acetic acid application (VIA) is widely
recommended as the method of choice in cervical cancer screening programs in resource …

Objective: To compare the performance of Pap smear with visual inspection of cervix after
spraying 5% acetic acid as an alternative cervical cancer screening modality in a low …

Aim: Alternative methods for cervical cancer screening have been sought. One method,
direct visualization with acetic acid (VIA), has proven itself in many clinical trials as an …

Objective: Validate Digital Cervicography as adjunctive cervical cancer screening test to VIA
and Cytology. Method: Women (1292) were submitted to both cytological and VIA tests to …

Aim The aim of this cross-sectional study was to assess the role of visual inspection with
acetic acid (VIA) as an alternative cost-effective tool to Pap smear in screening for cancer …

This study aims to determine the diagnostic values of visual inspection with acetic acid (VIA)
and Pap smear in a cervical cancer screening program at a community level in Vietnam. A …

MATERIALS AND METHODS: In a cross-sectional cervical cancer screening trial, 3629
women (30-65 years) were screened by primary screening test VIA. VIA test positive women …

Background Cervical cancer screening using cytology is expensive and requires repeat
testing with loss to follow‐up for triage. Adjunctive testing using two tests in a parallel or …

The objective of this review was to systematically appraise the existing published literature
about community-based cervical cancer screening programs that have used visual …