Titlebook: Cervical Cancer: From Etiology to Prevention; Thomas E. Rohan (Professor Chairman),Keerti V. Sha Book 2004 Springer Science+Business Media

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The Natural History of Cervical Cancer,ural history of the disease should be known” (Wilson and Junger, 1968). This is because screening is based on the expectation that the early detection of cancer, in what has been called the Detectable Preclinical Phase (DPCP) (Cole and Morrison, 1980), will result in a reduction in mortality from th

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Chapter 5 Measurement of Exposure to Human Papillomaviruses,ome. Detection of human papillomavirus (HPV) infection is important both as an outcome of sexually transmitted disease research and natural history studies and as a critical exposure measure in the study of a variety of diseases, including cervical cancer. Measurement of current HPV infection relies

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The Epidemiology of Human Papillomavirus Infections,at least 50% of sexually active women have been infected with one or more types (Koutsky and Kiviat, 1999). More than 84 types of HPV have been identified, and at least 38 are known to primarily infect genital epithelium (Wheeler, 2002). Individual HPV types are associated with varied clinical manif

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The Etiology of Squamous Cell Cervical Cancer,atable cancer in populations with adequate cytology-based screening programs and health services. It is viral in origin and a few human papillomavirus (HPV) types are involved in the origin of the largest fraction of cases worldwide. This recognition is leading the field to explore HPV vaccines as o

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