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(Published March, 2014)
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Tergas, A.I. (Author),
Gaffikin, L. (Author),
Limpaphayom, K.K. (Author),
Charurat, E. (Author),
Lu, Ricky (Author)
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The objective of this study was to assess long-term results among Thai women participants in the SAFE Study, 7 years after VIA screening. The VIA positivity rate on follow-up testing for both previously VIA negative and positive cohorts was exceedingly low (3.7% and 9.6%, respectively). Based on these results, rescreening with VIA at longer intervals may be warranted in low-resource settings.
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Tergas AI, Gaffikin L, Limpaphayom KK, Charurat E, Eamratsameekool W, Lu E. A single-visit approach to cervical cancer prevention in rural Thailand. FY14 Int J Gynaecol Obstet. 2014;126(1):90