Cervical Cancer: Improving Detection Through the Use of Computers
Cervical cancer is a silent, slow growing cancer that, although preventable, often goes undetected. The only defense is early detection through an accurate Pap test. There are three automated systems available that may improve the accuracy of Pap tests.| Comments on article "Cervical Cancer: Improving Detection Through the Use of Computers" | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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