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Validation of cervical lesion proportion measure using a gridded imaging technique to assess cervical pathology in women with genital schistosomiasis

2021-11-19

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Female genital schistosomiasis (FGS) is characterized by a pattern of lesions which manifest at the cervix and the vagina, such as homogeneous and grainy sandy patches, rubbery papules in addition to neovascularization. A tool for quantification of the lesions is needed to improve FGS research and control programs. Hitherto, no tools are available to quantify clinical pathology at the cervix in a standardized and...

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d6c37867-b0ea-5ea7-924e-e573acf1ee6a
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10.1101/2021.11.16.468781
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