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Programska knjižnica 9. Lošinjskih dana bioetike - Hrvatsko ...

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ka atipija epitela maternice, suglasnost se može dobiti i na osnovi informiranog<br />

izbora koji se temelji na relevantnom znanju.<br />

Prije uzimanja citološkog brisa, u komunikaciji između liječnika i pacijentice<br />

sve više vremena se posvećuje razmatranju pitanja vezanih uz<br />

humani papiloma virus (HPV). Infekcija humanim papiloma virusom najčešća<br />

je spolno prenosiva bolest i odgovorna je za nastanak karcinoma<br />

cerviksa, vagine i vulve, te za pojavu genitalnih bradavica.<br />

Na incidenciju karcinoma vrata maternice utječu brojni čimbenici. Prvi<br />

korak u sprječavanju te bolesti je dobar probir, stalna edukacija liječnika za<br />

uzimanje obrisaka, dobro opremljeni i organizirani laboratorij, te edukacija<br />

žena s ciljem njihova preuzimanja odgovornosti za svoje zdravlje.<br />

WOMEN’S INFORMATION AND CYTOLOGICAL<br />

SCREENING OF THE CERVIX UTERI<br />

There are numerous bioethical dilemmas in all branches of medicine,<br />

thus in cervical cytology as well. When taking a sample for cytologic analysis,<br />

the patient must be well informed on the method of taking samples and<br />

the diagnostic accuracy of the examination, in order to give consent. For<br />

the methods used as screening tests, such as cytodiagnostics of the atypia<br />

of the cervical epithelium, the consent can be obtained on the basis of informed<br />

choice based upon relevant knowledge.<br />

Before taking a cytological smear, increasingly more time is paid in<br />

doctor–patient communication to the questions regarding the human papillomavirus<br />

(HPV). Human papillomavirus infection is the most frequent<br />

sexually transmitted disease, which can lead to the development of cervical,<br />

vaginal and vulvar carcinoma, as well as genital warts.<br />

The incidence of cervical cancer is affected by numerous factors. The<br />

first steps in preventing this disease are good screening, constant education<br />

of the physician on taking the smear, well equipped and organized laboratory,<br />

and education of women in order for them to take responsibility for<br />

their health.<br />

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