… of cervical screening programmes in various European countries. Organised screening …
and greater declines in cervical cancer mortality 16, 17, 18. However, also opportunistic …

… for Clinical Pathology and Screening (ASCPSG) recommending that the end date for cervical
screening be age 65 if there were 3 normal cytology screening in the preceding 10 years. …

… perception of low risk, it is worth noting that women included in this analysis were KPNC
members who underwent cervical screening. That is, they had adequate financial resources or …

… The other road led to the evaluation of the use of HPVDNA probes, first in the management
of abnormal cervical screening results, and subsequently in primary cervical screening. That …

… cervical screening has focused specifically on Somali women… to different perceptions of
cervical screening than those of … the barriers to uptake of cervical screening in this group and …

… Discussion This study has found that many women approach cervical screening with
trepidation. Most women found the smear test acceptable but many, including some who reported …

… cervical neoplasia and HPV infection to improve effectiveness of cervical screening …
woman's HPV status at a single point in time, and the short lead time gained by its detection. …

… Until the ætiology of the disease is established no lower age limit should be set for
cervical screening; all young women should be entitled and encouraged to have cervical …

… about secondary prevention of cervical cancer and it is … screening tool: 76.7% of young
women in the present study recognized Pap-test as a screening tool for the prevention of cervical …

… cervical screening programs to the stages of cervical cancer development. Cervical screening
… correspond to the now established stages in cervical carcinogenesis (top row). A focus on …