Reference Manual - IARC Screening Group

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APPENDICESATESTS FOR CERVICAL CANCER SCREENINGAutomated Pap Smear............................................................................................ A-1Cervicography.................................................................................................... A-2Colposcopy ............................................................................................................ A-3HPV........................................................................................................................ A-4Pap Smear .............................................................................................................. A-5VIA ........................................................................................................................ A-6VIAM..................................................................................................................... A-6Thin-Layer Pap Smear Preparation (ThinPrep) ................................................. A-7VILI........................................................................................................................ A-8BSCREENING TEST QUALITIES AND THEIR INTERPRETATIONCommonly Measured Test Qualities ......................................................................B-1Factors to Consider when Comparing the Quality of Research Test Results.........B-2Reference or Gold Standard....................................................................................B-2Verification or Workup Bias...................................................................................B-3References...............................................................................................................B-4CINFECTION PREVENTION PROCESSESDecontamination.....................................................................................................C-2Cleaning ..................................................................................................................C-5High-Level Disinfection .........................................................................................C-5Sterilization ..........................................................................................................C-12References.............................................................................................................C-13DTECHNICAL OVERVIEW OF THE CRYOTHERAPY SYSTEMAnatomy of the System.......................................................................................... D-1Preparing for Use ................................................................................................... D-3The Freeze-Clear-Freeze Technique...................................................................... D-5Post-Procedure Processing..................................................................................... D-6Storage ................................................................................................................... D-8EFTROUBLESHOOTING WITH THE CRYOTHERAPY SYSTEMPROCESSING SURGICAL GLOVESHow to Decontaminate and Clean Surgical Gloves before Sterilization orHigh-Level Disinfection (HLD) .......................................................................F-1How to Sterilize Surgical Gloves............................................................................F-2Cervical Cancer Prevention Guidelines for Low-Resource Settingsv
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Tests for Cervical Cancer Screening
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