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Preventing Cervical Cancer

Preventing Cervical Cancer. Cervical Cancer Statistics. Prevention of Cervical Cancer:. Screening the Cervix: Pelvic Anatomy. Sampling of the Cervix: Squamous and Glandular Cells. Collecting Pap Smears. Pap Screening Guidelines 2012. Pap Guidelines 2012 .

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Preventing Cervical Cancer

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  1. Preventing Cervical Cancer

  2. Cervical Cancer Statistics

  3. Prevention of Cervical Cancer:

  4. Screening the Cervix:Pelvic Anatomy

  5. Sampling of the Cervix: Squamous and Glandular Cells

  6. Collecting Pap Smears

  7. Pap Screening Guidelines 2012

  8. Pap Guidelines 2012

  9. Bethesda System: 2001 Your pap smear report

  10. Abnormal Pap Reports:

  11. Normal Pap Slide

  12. Low Grade SIL Pap Smear

  13. High Grade SIL Pap Smear

  14. Obscurring Inflammation

  15. Other abnormalities reported:

  16. Pap Smear Triage

  17. The HPV Connection

  18. Common Warts on Hands

  19. HPV and Cervical Cancer:What is the connection?

  20. HPV Infection: Natural History

  21. HPV Infection by Age Group:

  22. HPV+Cofactors=Persistent Infection

  23. HPV DNA probe testing

  24. Principles of Pap Smear Triage

  25. 2001 ASCCP GuidelinesAmerican Society for Colposcopy and Cervical Pathology

  26. Abnormal Paps in Pregnancy

  27. Triage in Pregnancy

  28. Colposcopy

  29. Colposcopy of Cervix

  30. Colposcopy: Cervical Dysplasia

  31. Colposcopy: Cervical Cancer

  32. Diagnostic Step: Colposcopy

  33. Cervical Biopsy

  34. Squamous cell changes and dysplasia

  35. Histology of CIN 3

  36. Dysplasia Treatment

  37. Dysplasia Treatment:Ablation or Excision

  38. Cryotherapy of Cervix

  39. Cryotherapy

  40. Post Cryotherapy Cervix

  41. LEEP for Dysplasia

  42. LEEP- using cutting current

  43. Cone Biopsy of the Cervix

  44. Post Treatment Guidelines:

  45. Post Treatment Guidelines:

  46. GARDASIL®: The First Cervical Cancer Vaccine in the United States

  47. Why does Garadasil include HPV Types 6, 11, 16, and 18?

  48. Indications and Usage for GARDASIL®

  49. Thank you for your attention!

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