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Browsing Obstetrics and Gynaecology by Author "Van der Merwe, F.H."
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Dreyer, Greta; Snyman, Leon Cornelius; Van der Merwe, F.H.; Richter, Karin Louise; Dreyer, G.J.; Visser, Cathy; Botha, M.H. (South African Medical Association, 2022-07)BACKGROUND. Human papillomavirus (HPV)-based primary screening guidelines are based on screening test performance and prevalence data generated in high-resource areas with low HIV infection rates. There is an urgent need ...
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Dreyer, Greta; Van der Merwe, F.H.; Botha, M.H.; Snyman, Leon Cornelius; Constant, D.; Visser, Carina; Harvey, J. (Health and Medical Publishing Group, 2015-11)BACKGROUND. Poor knowledge about cervical cancer plays a role in limiting screening uptake. HPV vaccination provides an untested platform to distribute information that could possibly improve knowledge and screening ...
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Botha, M.H.; Van der Merwe, F.H.; Snyman, Leon Cornelius; Dreyer, Greta (Health and Medical Publishing Group, 2015-01)BACKGROUND. The incidence of cervical cancer in South Africa (SA) remains high, and the current screening programme has had limited success. New approaches to prevention and screening tactics are needed. OBJECTIVES. To ...
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Snyman, Leon Cornelius; Dreyer, Greta; Botha, M.H.; Van der Merwe, F.H.; Becker, Piet J. (Health and Medical Publishing Group, 2015-02)BACKGROUND : Cervical cancer is preventable, but still highly prevalent in South Africa (SA). Screening strategies in the country have been ineffective, and new ways to prevent the disease are needed. OBJECTIVES : To ...
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Snyman, Leon Cornelius; Dreyer, Greta; Visser, Carina; Botha, M.H.; Van der Merwe, F.H. (Health and Medical Publishing Group, 2015-03)BACKGROUND : Cervical cancer is a preventable disease with a high prevalence in South Africa (SA), where screening is opportunistic. Primary prevention is now possible through HPV vaccination. In VACCS 1 the feasibility ...
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