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Protocol for the study of cervical cancer screening technologies in HIV-infected women living in Rwanda.

BMJ open - 5 Aug 2018

Murenzi Gad, Dusingize Jean-Claude, Rurangwa Theogene, Sinayobye Jean d'Amour, Munyaneza Athanase, Murangwa Anthere, Zawadi Thierry, Hebert Tiffany, Mugenzi Pacifique, Adedimeji Adebola, Mutesa Leon, Anastos Kathryn, Castle Philip E

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INTRODUCTION: The optimal method(s) for screening HIV-infected women, especially for those living in sub-Saharan Africa, for cervical precancer and early cancer has yet to be established. METHODS AND ANALYSIS: A convenience sample of >5000 Rwandan women, ages 30-54 years and living with HIV infection, is being consented and enroled into a cross-sectional study of cervical cancer screening strategies. Participants...

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PMID: 30082342
DOI: 10.1136/bmjopen-2017-020432
PMCID: PMC6078254

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