Objective: The low screening coverage and reluctance of women in participation lead to low
uptake in cervical screening tests. Hence the majority of cervical cancer patients visiting the …

Cervical cancer is one of the most significant global health inequities of our time and is the
fourth most common cancer in women worldwide, disproportionally affecting developing …

Background Brazil has a high burden of cervical cancer, even though it is preventable,
traceable and treatable. Hence, this study evaluated levels of knowledge, attitudes and …

Pelvic exams are frequently complicated by collapse of the lateral vaginal walls, obstructing
the view of the cervix. To overcome this, physicians frequently repurpose a glove or a …

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Portable Preterm Imaging System (PPRIM) Tananant Boonya-ananta1, Mariacarla Gonzalez1 …

Cervical dilation is the most important parameter that is assessed during childbirth to
validate that a woman is truly in labour and whether labour is progressing as expected. It is …

Purpose: Two-photon microscopy (2PM) is an emerging clinical imaging modality with the
potential to non-invasively assess tissue metabolism and morphology in high-resolution …

Cancer is a disease that occurs due to the abnormal growth of cells or tissue in the human
body. The disease is one of the significant reasons for death in the world, and many costs …

This chapter discusses the history of the Museum of Anatomy at the University of Glasgow in
the context of a planned themed display on obstetrics and pregnancy, centred around …

Significance Preterm birth is defined as a birth before 37 weeks of gestation and is one of
the leading contributors to infant mortality rates globally. Premature birth can lead to life-long …