The Pap Smear: Controversies in Practice is a new, comprehensive guide to all aspects of screening for cervical neoplasia. The book integrates information on molecular biology, morphology, computerized screening and management. Topics covered include the rationale behind screening, the role of Human Papillomavirus in cervical neoplasia, the morphologic diagnosis of normal and abnormal Pap smears, management of the abnormal Pap smear, quality assurance, legal issues, and the use of new technologies. Each chapter begins with a brief history and overview, reviews the literature in depth and also looks toward future developments.
The book provides an update on recent developments in technology and terminology in cervical neoplasia screening and on all current and controversial issues.
The book provides an update on recent developments in technology and terminology in cervical neoplasia screening and on all current and controversial issues.
