Utility of Pap Smears for Diagnosing Cervical Infections: A Community-based Clinicopathological Study

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Pap smears detected cervical infections in 41.3% of asymptomatic women, improving early diagnosis.
Among 92 women, bacterial vaginosis was found in 11.95%, alongside other significant infections.
Cytological examination using Pap smears identified specific infections and clinical diagnoses effectively.
Findings underscore the importance of regular health screenings for cervical infections in women.

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Community-based analysis reveals 41.3% asymptomatic cervical infections, highlighting the role of Pap smears in health screening programs.

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Community-based analysis reveals 41.3% asymptomatic cervical infections, highlighting the role of Pap smears in health screening programs.