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Limitations of Colposcopy in Early Invasive Cervical Cancer Detection
Goran Grubišić
Sažetak
Colposcopy is a key element in the diagnostic chain required to reduce cervical cancer mortality but it has limitations
in the diagnosis of malignant disease. In the Republic of Croatia the Croatian Society for Colposcopy and Cervical Pathology
started constructing guidelines for early detection, therapy and follow-up of patients with early invasive cervical
cancer in order to achieve the best possible results in diagnosis, therapy and follow-up. From 2001 to 2006 Croatian society
for colposcopy and cervical pathology organised six courses »Role of colposcopy in early diagnosis and prevention of
premalignant lesions of the uterine cervix« in cooperation with Medical faculty, University of Zagreb and the Croatian
medical chamber. Leading presentations were focused on the epidemiology of cervical cancer, cytologic, colposcopic and
pathohistologic classification, HPV testing and role of male partner. After the theoretical part, a series of colposcopic pictures
were presented as a practical part of the course where attendees participated in colposcopic images description and
estimation of what could be the underlying pathological process. Such, courses are needed for continued medical education
and quality practice of colposcopy.
Ključne riječi
early invasive cervical cancer; role of colposcopy
Hrčak ID:
27448
URI
Datum izdavanja:
13.4.2007.
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