Annual pelvic examination in the sexually active adolescent female: what are we doing and why are we doing it?
Suggests that requiring universal routine pelvic examinations in healthy, asymptomatic, sexually active adolescent females to screen for STDs is not evidence-based and therefore not warranted with the availability of the new urine-based amplified DNA tests. Data do not support the use of universal P...
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| description | Suggests that requiring universal routine pelvic examinations in healthy, asymptomatic, sexually active adolescent females to screen for STDs is not evidence-based and therefore not warranted with the availability of the new urine-based amplified DNA tests. Data do not support the use of universal Papanicolau smear screening for cervical cancer in otherwise healthy adolescent females. (Quotes from original text) |
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