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Multimoda hyperspectroscopy screening in women at risk of cervical cancer: results of a pilot study in a developing country
Background: Screening and treatment of pre-cancerous lesions is important for prevention of cervical cancer. Currently, most available screening tests for cervical cancer are limited by low sensitivity, prohibitive costs, logistics and technical concerns. This study evaluates the role of multimodal...
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