Cervical cancer. Laboratory diagnosis. Prevention

Authors

  • Maurício Waltrick Silva Universidade do Contestado - Campus Mafra
  • Rosimere Ribeiro Universidade contestado
  • Natan Barros Freitas Universidade do Contestado - Campus Mafra
  • Reges Gonçalves Rovieri Universidade do Contestado - Campus Mafra
  • Isabelly Bubniacki Universidade do Contestado - Campus Mafra
  • Manoela Belém Kowalski Universidade do Contestado - Campus Mafra
  • Jaqueline Smenticovski Universidade do Contestado - Campus Mafra
  • João Victor Rigatti da Luz Universidade do Contestado - Campus Mafra
  • Julia Sinestri dos Santos Universidade do Contestado - Campus Mafra
  • Bruno Zen Zortéa Universidade do Contestado - Campus Mafra
  • Bruna Lopedote Benvenutti Universidade do Contestado - Campus Mafra
  • Kamilla Silveira Lopes Universidade do Contestado - Campus Mafra
  • Larissa Figueiredo Universidade do Contestado - Campus Mafra
  • Maressa Melo Ribeiro Universidade do Contestado - Campus Mafra
  • Luciellen Duarte Carvalho Universidade do Contestado - Campus Mafra
  • Rafael Antonio Kuhn Universidade do Contestado - Campus Mafra
  • Marieli de Almeida Melo Universidade do Contestado - Campus Mafra
  • Eduarda Melo Universidade do Contestado - Campus Mafra
  • Hévelyn Maahs Universidade do Contestado - Campus Mafra
  • Samara karolaine Semke Universidade do Contestado - Campus Mafra
  • Sabrina Furtado Mendes Universidade do Contestado - Campus Mafra
  • Isabela Terceiro Paraguassu Chaves Universidade Contestado Campus Mafra Sc.
  • Camila Lucachinski Universidade Contestado Campus Mafra Sc.
  • Vitória Nathaly Weber Golox

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.36557/2674-8169.2024v6n10p4157-4172

Keywords:

Câncer do colo de útero. Diagnóstico laboratorial. Prevenção

Abstract

The present study aims to investigate the challenges faced by laboratory diagnosis in the early detection of cervical cancer. The justification for this research stems from the growing need to improve prevention and early detection strategies for cervical cancer, a condition that, although preventable, still presents high mortality rates in various populations. This is an integrative literature review, and the sample was established based on existing published literature through a search in databases: SCIELO, MEDLINE, and LILACS via the Virtual Health Library (VHL) research portal, using Boolean operators AND with the following health descriptors: “Cervical Cancer” and “Laboratory Diagnosis,” “Prevention” in both Portuguese and English from 2019 to 2024. This research achieved the proposed objective, albeit in a limited manner, regarding the identification difficulties associated with the factors/reasons for unsatisfactory analysis of preventive slides. Through the analyzed articles, a predominance of unsatisfactory exams was observed based on the amount of sample collected and the drying process, regardless of the collection method used. Therefore, from this review, it is hoped that other researchers will recognize this gap concerning these factors/reasons for the unsatisfactory samples in preventive tests and conduct further research to reach a more specific conclusion, even though the results demonstrated are below the quantity established by the Ministry of Health

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Author Biographies

Maurício Waltrick Silva, Universidade do Contestado - Campus Mafra

The present study aims to investigate the challenges faced by laboratory diagnosis in the early detection of cervical cancer. The justification for this research stems from the growing need to improve prevention and early detection strategies for cervical cancer, a condition that, although preventable, still presents high mortality rates in various populations. This is an integrative literature review, and the sample was established based on existing published literature through a search in databases: SCIELO, MEDLINE, and LILACS via the Virtual Health Library (VHL) research portal, using Boolean operators AND with the following health descriptors: “Cervical Cancer” and “Laboratory Diagnosis,” “Prevention” in both Portuguese and English from 2019 to 2024. This research achieved the proposed objective, albeit in a limited manner, regarding the identification difficulties associated with the factors/reasons for unsatisfactory analysis of preventive slides. Through the analyzed articles, a predominance of unsatisfactory exams was observed based on the amount of sample collected and the drying process, regardless of the collection method used. Therefore, from this review, it is hoped that other researchers will recognize this gap concerning these factors/reasons for the unsatisfactory samples in preventive tests and conduct further research to reach a more specific conclusion, even though the results demonstrated are below the quantity established by the Ministry of Health

Rosimere Ribeiro, Universidade contestado

The present study aims to investigate the challenges faced by laboratory diagnosis in the early detection of cervical cancer. The justification for this research stems from the growing need to improve prevention and early detection strategies for cervical cancer, a condition that, although preventable, still presents high mortality rates in various populations. This is an integrative literature review, and the sample was established based on existing published literature through a search in databases: SCIELO, MEDLINE, and LILACS via the Virtual Health Library (VHL) research portal, using Boolean operators AND with the following health descriptors: “Cervical Cancer” and “Laboratory Diagnosis,” “Prevention” in both Portuguese and English from 2019 to 2024. This research achieved the proposed objective, albeit in a limited manner, regarding the identification difficulties associated with the factors/reasons for unsatisfactory analysis of preventive slides. Through the analyzed articles, a predominance of unsatisfactory exams was observed based on the amount of sample collected and the drying process, regardless of the collection method used. Therefore, from this review, it is hoped that other researchers will recognize this gap concerning these factors/reasons for the unsatisfactory samples in preventive tests and conduct further research to reach a more specific conclusion, even though the results demonstrated are below the quantity established by the Ministry of Health

Natan Barros Freitas, Universidade do Contestado - Campus Mafra

The present study aims to investigate the challenges faced by laboratory diagnosis in the early detection of cervical cancer. The justification for this research stems from the growing need to improve prevention and early detection strategies for cervical cancer, a condition that, although preventable, still presents high mortality rates in various populations. This is an integrative literature review, and the sample was established based on existing published literature through a search in databases: SCIELO, MEDLINE, and LILACS via the Virtual Health Library (VHL) research portal, using Boolean operators AND with the following health descriptors: “Cervical Cancer” and “Laboratory Diagnosis,” “Prevention” in both Portuguese and English from 2019 to 2024. This research achieved the proposed objective, albeit in a limited manner, regarding the identification difficulties associated with the factors/reasons for unsatisfactory analysis of preventive slides. Through the analyzed articles, a predominance of unsatisfactory exams was observed based on the amount of sample collected and the drying process, regardless of the collection method used. Therefore, from this review, it is hoped that other researchers will recognize this gap concerning these factors/reasons for the unsatisfactory samples in preventive tests and conduct further research to reach a more specific conclusion, even though the results demonstrated are below the quantity established by the Ministry of Health

Reges Gonçalves Rovieri , Universidade do Contestado - Campus Mafra

The present study aims to investigate the challenges faced by laboratory diagnosis in the early detection of cervical cancer. The justification for this research stems from the growing need to improve prevention and early detection strategies for cervical cancer, a condition that, although preventable, still presents high mortality rates in various populations. This is an integrative literature review, and the sample was established based on existing published literature through a search in databases: SCIELO, MEDLINE, and LILACS via the Virtual Health Library (VHL) research portal, using Boolean operators AND with the following health descriptors: “Cervical Cancer” and “Laboratory Diagnosis,” “Prevention” in both Portuguese and English from 2019 to 2024. This research achieved the proposed objective, albeit in a limited manner, regarding the identification difficulties associated with the factors/reasons for unsatisfactory analysis of preventive slides. Through the analyzed articles, a predominance of unsatisfactory exams was observed based on the amount of sample collected and the drying process, regardless of the collection method used. Therefore, from this review, it is hoped that other researchers will recognize this gap concerning these factors/reasons for the unsatisfactory samples in preventive tests and conduct further research to reach a more specific conclusion, even though the results demonstrated are below the quantity established by the Ministry of Health.

Isabelly Bubniacki, Universidade do Contestado - Campus Mafra

The present study aims to investigate the challenges faced by laboratory diagnosis in the early detection of cervical cancer. The justification for this research stems from the growing need to improve prevention and early detection strategies for cervical cancer, a condition that, although preventable, still presents high mortality rates in various populations. This is an integrative literature review, and the sample was established based on existing published literature through a search in databases: SCIELO, MEDLINE, and LILACS via the Virtual Health Library (VHL) research portal, using Boolean operators AND with the following health descriptors: “Cervical Cancer” and “Laboratory Diagnosis,” “Prevention” in both Portuguese and English from 2019 to 2024. This research achieved the proposed objective, albeit in a limited manner, regarding the identification difficulties associated with the factors/reasons for unsatisfactory analysis of preventive slides. Through the analyzed articles, a predominance of unsatisfactory exams was observed based on the amount of sample collected and the drying process, regardless of the collection method used. Therefore, from this review, it is hoped that other researchers will recognize this gap concerning these factors/reasons for the unsatisfactory samples in preventive tests and conduct

Manoela Belém Kowalski, Universidade do Contestado - Campus Mafra

The present study aims to investigate the challenges faced by laboratory diagnosis in the early detection of cervical cancer. The justification for this research stems from the growing need to improve prevention and early detection strategies for cervical cancer, a condition that, although preventable, still presents high mortality rates in various populations. This is an integrative literature review, and the sample was established based on existing published literature through a search in databases: SCIELO, MEDLINE, and LILACS via the Virtual Health Library (VHL) research portal, using Boolean operators AND with the following health descriptors: “Cervical Cancer” and “Laboratory Diagnosis,” “Prevention” in both Portuguese and English from 2019 to 2024. This research achieved the proposed objective, albeit in a limited manner, regarding the identification difficulties associated with the factors/reasons for unsatisfactory analysis of preventive slides. Through the analyzed articles, a predominance of unsatisfactory exams was observed based on the amount of sample collected and the drying process, regardless of the collection method used. Therefore, from this review, it is hoped that other researchers will recognize this gap concerning these factors/reasons for the unsatisfactory samples in preventive tests and conduct further research to reach a more specific conclusion, even though the results demonstrated are below the quantity established by the Ministry of Health

Jaqueline Smenticovski, Universidade do Contestado - Campus Mafra

The present study aims to investigate the challenges faced by laboratory diagnosis in the early detection of cervical cancer. The justification for this research stems from the growing need to improve prevention and early detection strategies for cervical cancer, a condition that, although preventable, still presents high mortality rates in various populations. This is an integrative literature review, and the sample was established based on existing published literature through a search in databases: SCIELO, MEDLINE, and LILACS via the Virtual Health Library (VHL) research portal, using Boolean operators AND with the following health descriptors: “Cervical Cancer” and “Laboratory Diagnosis,” “Prevention” in both Portuguese and English from 2019 to 2024. This research achieved the proposed objective, albeit in a limited manner, regarding the identification difficulties associated with the factors/reasons for unsatisfactory analysis of preventive slides. Through the analyzed articles, a predominance of unsatisfactory exams was observed based on the amount of sample collected and the drying process, regardless of the collection method used. Therefore, from this review, it is hoped that other researchers will recognize this gap concerning these factors/reasons for the unsatisfactory samples in preventive tests and conduct further research to reach a more specific conclusion, even though the results demonstrated are below the quantity established by the Ministry of Health

João Victor Rigatti da Luz , Universidade do Contestado - Campus Mafra

The present study aims to investigate the challenges faced by laboratory diagnosis in the early detection of cervical cancer. The justification for this research stems from the growing need to improve prevention and early detection strategies for cervical cancer, a condition that, although preventable, still presents high mortality rates in various populations. This is an integrative literature review, and the sample was established based on existing published literature through a search in databases: SCIELO, MEDLINE, and LILACS via the Virtual Health Library (VHL) research portal, using Boolean operators AND with the following health descriptors: “Cervical Cancer” and “Laboratory Diagnosis,” “Prevention” in both Portuguese and English from 2019 to 2024. This research achieved the proposed objective, albeit in a limited manner, regarding the identification difficulties associated with the factors/reasons for unsatisfactory analysis of preventive slides. Through the analyzed articles, a predominance of unsatisfactory exams was observed based on the amount of sample collected and the drying process, regardless of the collection method used. Therefore, from this review, it is hoped that other researchers will recognize this gap concerning these factors/reasons for the unsatisfactory samples in preventive tests and conduct further research to reach a more specific conclusion, even though the results demonstrated are below the quantity established by the Ministry of Health

Julia Sinestri dos Santos, Universidade do Contestado - Campus Mafra

The present study aims to investigate the challenges faced by laboratory diagnosis in the early detection of cervical cancer. The justification for this research stems from the growing need to improve prevention and early detection strategies for cervical cancer, a condition that, although preventable, still presents high mortality rates in various populations. This is an integrative literature review, and the sample was established based on existing published literature through a search in databases: SCIELO, MEDLINE, and LILACS via the Virtual Health Library (VHL) research portal, using Boolean operators AND with the following health descriptors: “Cervical Cancer” and “Laboratory Diagnosis,” “Prevention” in both Portuguese and English from 2019 to 2024. This research achieved the proposed objective, albeit in a limited manner, regarding the identification difficulties associated with the factors/reasons for unsatisfactory analysis of preventive slides. Through the analyzed articles, a predominance of unsatisfactory exams was observed based on the amount of sample collected and the drying process, regardless of the collection method used. Therefore, from this review, it is hoped that other researchers will recognize this gap concerning these factors/reasons for the unsatisfactory samples in preventive tests and conduct

Bruno Zen Zortéa, Universidade do Contestado - Campus Mafra

The present study aims to investigate the challenges faced by laboratory diagnosis in the early detection of cervical cancer. The justification for this research stems from the growing need to improve prevention and early detection strategies for cervical cancer, a condition that, although preventable, still presents high mortality rates in various populations. This is an integrative literature review, and the sample was established based on existing published literature through a search in databases: SCIELO, MEDLINE, and LILACS via the Virtual Health Library (VHL) research portal, using Boolean operators AND with the following health descriptors: “Cervical Cancer” and “Laboratory Diagnosis,” “Prevention” in both Portuguese and English from 2019 to 2024. This research achieved the proposed objective, albeit in a limited manner, regarding the identification difficulties associated with the factors/reasons for unsatisfactory analysis of preventive slides. Through the analyzed articles, a predominance of unsatisfactory exams was observed based on the amount of sample collected and the drying process, regardless of the collection method used. Therefore, from this review, it is hoped that other researchers will recognize this gap concerning these factors/reasons for the unsatisfactory samples in preventive tests and conduct further research to reach a more specific conclusion, even though the results demonstrated are below the quantity established by the Ministry of Health.

Bruna Lopedote Benvenutti, Universidade do Contestado - Campus Mafra

The present study aims to investigate the challenges faced by laboratory diagnosis in the early detection of cervical cancer. The justification for this research stems from the growing need to improve prevention and early detection strategies for cervical cancer, a condition that, although preventable, still presents high mortality rates in various populations. This is an integrative literature review, and the sample was established based on existing published literature through a search in databases: SCIELO, MEDLINE, and LILACS via the Virtual Health Library (VHL) research portal, using Boolean operators AND with the following health descriptors: “Cervical Cancer” and “Laboratory Diagnosis,” “Prevention” in both Portuguese and English from 2019 to 2024. This research achieved the proposed objective, albeit in a limited manner, regarding the identification difficulties associated with the factors/reasons for unsatisfactory analysis of preventive slides. Through the analyzed articles, a predominance of unsatisfactory exams was observed based on the amount of sample collected and the drying process, regardless of the collection method used. Therefore, from this review, it is hoped that other researchers will recognize this gap concerning these factors/reasons for the unsatisfactory samples in preventive tests and conduct further research to reach a more specific conclusion, even though the results demonstrated are below the quantity established by the Ministry of Health

Kamilla Silveira Lopes, Universidade do Contestado - Campus Mafra

The present study aims to investigate the challenges faced by laboratory diagnosis in the early detection of cervical cancer. The justification for this research stems from the growing need to improve prevention and early detection strategies for cervical cancer, a condition that, although preventable, still presents high mortality rates in various populations. This is an integrative literature review, and the sample was established based on existing published literature through a search in databases: SCIELO, MEDLINE, and LILACS via the Virtual Health Library (VHL) research portal, using Boolean operators AND with the following health descriptors: “Cervical Cancer” and “Laboratory Diagnosis,” “Prevention” in both Portuguese and English from 2019 to 2024. This research achieved the proposed objective, albeit in a limited manner, regarding the identification difficulties associated with the factors/reasons for unsatisfactory analysis of preventive slides. Through the analyzed articles, a predominance of unsatisfactory exams was observed based on the amount of sample collected and the drying process, regardless of the collection method used. Therefore, from this review, it is hoped that other researchers will recognize this gap concerning these factors/reasons for the unsatisfactory samples in preventive tests and conduct further research to reach a more specific conclusion, even though the results demonstrated are below the quantity established by the Ministry of Health.

Larissa Figueiredo, Universidade do Contestado - Campus Mafra

The present study aims to investigate the challenges faced by laboratory diagnosis in the early detection of cervical cancer. The justification for this research stems from the growing need to improve prevention and early detection strategies for cervical cancer, a condition that, although preventable, still presents high mortality rates in various populations. This is an integrative literature review, and the sample was established based on existing published literature through a search in databases: SCIELO, MEDLINE, and LILACS via the Virtual Health Library (VHL) research portal, using Boolean operators AND with the following health descriptors: “Cervical Cancer” and “Laboratory Diagnosis,” “Prevention” in both Portuguese and English from 2019 to 2024. This research achieved the proposed objective, albeit in a limited manner, regarding the identification difficulties associated with the factors/reasons for unsatisfactory analysis of preventive slides. Through the analyzed articles, a predominance of unsatisfactory exams was observed based on the amount of sample collected and the drying process, regardless of the collection method used. Therefore, from this review, it is hoped that other researchers will recognize this gap concerning these factors/reasons for the unsatisfactory samples in preventive tests and conduct further research to reach a more specific conclusion, even though the results demonstrated are below the quantity established by the Ministry of Health

Maressa Melo Ribeiro, Universidade do Contestado - Campus Mafra

The present study aims to investigate the challenges faced by laboratory diagnosis in the early detection of cervical cancer. The justification for this research stems from the growing need to improve prevention and early detection strategies for cervical cancer, a condition that, although preventable, still presents high mortality rates in various populations. This is an integrative literature review, and the sample was established based on existing published literature through a search in databases: SCIELO, MEDLINE, and LILACS via the Virtual Health Library (VHL) research portal, using Boolean operators AND with the following health descriptors: “Cervical Cancer” and “Laboratory Diagnosis,” “Prevention” in both Portuguese and English from 2019 to 2024. This research achieved the proposed objective, albeit in a limited manner, regarding the identification difficulties associated with the factors/reasons for unsatisfactory analysis of preventive slides. Through the analyzed articles, a predominance of unsatisfactory exams was observed based on the amount of sample collected and the drying process, regardless of the collection method used. Therefore, from this review, it is hoped that other researchers will recognize this gap concerning these factors/reasons for the unsatisfactory samples in preventive tests and conduct further research to reach a more specific conclusion, even though the results demonstrated are below the quantity established by the Ministry of Health

Luciellen Duarte Carvalho, Universidade do Contestado - Campus Mafra

The present study aims to investigate the challenges faced by laboratory diagnosis in the early detection of cervical cancer. The justification for this research stems from the growing need to improve prevention and early detection strategies for cervical cancer, a condition that, although preventable, still presents high mortality rates in various populations. This is an integrative literature review, and the sample was established based on existing published literature through a search in databases: SCIELO, MEDLINE, and LILACS via the Virtual Health Library (VHL) research portal, using Boolean operators AND with the following health descriptors: “Cervical Cancer” and “Laboratory Diagnosis,” “Prevention” in both Portuguese and English from 2019 to 2024. This research achieved the proposed objective, albeit in a limited manner, regarding the identification difficulties associated with the factors/reasons for unsatisfactory analysis of preventive slides. Through the analyzed articles, a predominance of unsatisfactory exams was observed based on the amount of sample collected and the drying process, regardless of the collection method used. Therefore, from this review, it is hoped that other researchers will recognize this gap concerning these factors/reasons for the unsatisfactory samples in preventive tests and conduct further research to reach a more specific conclusion, even though the results demonstrated are below the quantity established by the Ministry of Health.

Rafael Antonio Kuhn, Universidade do Contestado - Campus Mafra

 

The present study aims to investigate the challenges faced by laboratory diagnosis in the early detection of cervical cancer. The justification for this research stems from the growing need to improve prevention and early detection strategies for cervical cancer, a condition that, although preventable, still presents high mortality rates in various populations. This is an integrative literature review, and the sample was established based on existing published literature through a search in databases: SCIELO, MEDLINE, and LILACS via the Virtual Health Library (VHL) research portal, using Boolean operators AND with the following health descriptors: “Cervical Cancer” and “Laboratory Diagnosis,” “Prevention” in both Portuguese and English from 2019 to 2024. This research achieved the proposed objective, albeit in a limited manner, regarding the identification difficulties associated with the factors/reasons for unsatisfactory analysis of preventive slides. Through the analyzed articles, a predominance of unsatisfactory exams was observed based on the amount of sample collected and the drying process, regardless of the collection method used. Therefore, from this review, it is hoped that other researchers will recognize this gap concerning these factors/reasons for the unsatisfactory samples in preventive tests and conduct further research to reach a more specific conclusion, even though the results demonstrated are below the quantity established by the Ministry of Health

Marieli de Almeida Melo, Universidade do Contestado - Campus Mafra

 

The present study aims to investigate the challenges faced by laboratory diagnosis in the early detection of cervical cancer. The justification for this research stems from the growing need to improve prevention and early detection strategies for cervical cancer, a condition that, although preventable, still presents high mortality rates in various populations. This is an integrative literature review, and the sample was established based on existing published literature through a search in databases: SCIELO, MEDLINE, and LILACS via the Virtual Health Library (VHL) research portal, using Boolean operators AND with the following health descriptors: “Cervical Cancer” and “Laboratory Diagnosis,” “Prevention” in both Portuguese and English from 2019 to 2024. This research achieved the proposed objective, albeit in a limited manner, regarding the identification difficulties associated with the factors/reasons for unsatisfactory analysis of preventive slides. Through the analyzed articles, a predominance of unsatisfactory exams was observed based on the amount of sample collected and the drying process, regardless of the collection method used. Therefore, from this review, it is hoped that other researchers will recognize this gap concerning these factors/reasons for the unsatisfactory samples in preventive tests and conduct further research to reach a more specific conclusion, even though the results demonstrated are below the quantity established by the Ministry of Health.

Eduarda Melo, Universidade do Contestado - Campus Mafra

The present study aims to investigate the challenges faced by laboratory diagnosis in the early detection of cervical cancer. The justification for this research stems from the growing need to improve prevention and early detection strategies for cervical cancer, a condition that, although preventable, still presents high mortality rates in various populations. This is an integrative literature review, and the sample was established based on existing published literature through a search in databases: SCIELO, MEDLINE, and LILACS via the Virtual Health Library (VHL) research portal, using Boolean operators AND with the following health descriptors: “Cervical Cancer” and “Laboratory Diagnosis,” “Prevention” in both Portuguese and English from 2019 to 2024. This research achieved the proposed objective, albeit in a limited manner, regarding the identification difficulties associated with the factors/reasons for unsatisfactory analysis of preventive slides. Through the analyzed articles, a predominance of unsatisfactory exams was observed based on the amount of sample collected and the drying process, regardless of the collection method used. Therefore, from this review, it is hoped that other researchers will recognize this gap concerning these factors/reasons for the unsatisfactory samples in preventive tests and conduct further research to reach a more specific conclusion, even though the results demonstrated are below the quantity established by the Ministry of Health

Hévelyn Maahs, Universidade do Contestado - Campus Mafra

The present study aims to investigate the challenges faced by laboratory diagnosis in the early detection of cervical cancer. The justification for this research stems from the growing need to improve prevention and early detection strategies for cervical cancer, a condition that, although preventable, still presents high mortality rates in various populations. This is an integrative literature review, and the sample was established based on existing published literature through a search in databases: SCIELO, MEDLINE, and LILACS via the Virtual Health Library (VHL) research portal, using Boolean operators AND with the following health descriptors: “Cervical Cancer” and “Laboratory Diagnosis,” “Prevention” in both Portuguese and English from 2019 to 2024. This research achieved the proposed objective, albeit in a limited manner, regarding the identification difficulties associated with the factors/reasons for unsatisfactory analysis of preventive slides. Through the analyzed articles, a predominance of unsatisfactory exams was observed based on the amount of sample collected and the drying process, regardless of the collection method used. Therefore, from this review, it is hoped that other researchers will recognize this gap concerning these factors/reasons for the unsatisfactory samples in preventive tests and conduct further research to reach a more specific conclusion, even though the results demonstrated are below the quantity established by the Ministry of Health.

Samara karolaine Semke, Universidade do Contestado - Campus Mafra

The present study aims to investigate the challenges faced by laboratory diagnosis in the early detection of cervical cancer. The justification for this research stems from the growing need to improve prevention and early detection strategies for cervical cancer, a condition that, although preventable, still presents high mortality rates in various populations. This is an integrative literature review, and the sample was established based on existing published literature through a search in databases: SCIELO, MEDLINE, and LILACS via the Virtual Health Library (VHL) research portal, using Boolean operators AND with the following health descriptors: “Cervical Cancer” and “Laboratory Diagnosis,” “Prevention” in both Portuguese and English from 2019 to 2024. This research achieved the proposed objective, albeit in a limited manner, regarding the identification difficulties associated with the factors/reasons for unsatisfactory analysis of preventive slides. Through the analyzed articles, a predominance of unsatisfactory exams was observed based on the amount of sample collected and the drying process, regardless of the collection method used. Therefore, from this review, it is hoped that other researchers will recognize this gap concerning these factors/reasons for the unsatisfactory samples in preventive tests and conduct further research to reach a more specific conclusion, even though the results demonstrated are below the quantity established by the Ministry of Health

Sabrina Furtado Mendes, Universidade do Contestado - Campus Mafra

The present study aims to investigate the challenges faced by laboratory diagnosis in the early detection of cervical cancer. The justification for this research stems from the growing need to improve prevention and early detection strategies for cervical cancer, a condition that, although preventable, still presents high mortality rates in various populations. This is an integrative literature review, and the sample was established based on existing published literature through a search in databases: SCIELO, MEDLINE, and LILACS via the Virtual Health Library (VHL) research portal, using Boolean operators AND with the following health descriptors: “Cervical Cancer” and “Laboratory Diagnosis,” “Prevention” in both Portuguese and English from 2019 to 2024. This research achieved the proposed objective, albeit in a limited manner, regarding the identification difficulties associated with the factors/reasons for unsatisfactory analysis of preventive slides. Through the analyzed articles, a predominance of unsatisfactory exams was observed based on the amount of sample collected and the drying process, regardless of the collection method used. Therefore, from this review, it is hoped that other researchers will recognize this gap concerning these factors/reasons for the unsatisfactory samples in preventive tests and conduct further research to reach a more specific conclusion, even though the results demonstrated are below the quantity established by the Ministry of Health.

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2024-10-27

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Silva, M. W., Ribeiro, R., Freitas, N. . B., Gonçalves Rovieri , R., Bubniacki, I., Belém Kowalski, M., Smenticovski, J., Rigatti da Luz , J. V., Sinestri dos Santos, J., Zen Zortéa, B., Lopedote Benvenutti, B., Silveira Lopes, K., Figueiredo, L., Melo Ribeiro, M., Duarte Carvalho, L., Antonio Kuhn, R., de Almeida Melo, M., Melo, E., Maahs, H., Semke, S. karolaine, Furtado Mendes, S., Chaves, I. T. P., Lucachinski, C., & Golox , V. N. W. (2024). Cervical cancer. Laboratory diagnosis. Prevention. Brazilian Journal of Implantology and Health Sciences, 6(10), 4157–4172. https://doi.org/10.36557/2674-8169.2024v6n10p4157-4172

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Vol. 6 No. 10 (2024): BJIHS QUALIS B3 - FATOR DE IMPACTO SJIF 5.807 - ÍNDICE H 22

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Copyright (c) 2024 Maurício Waltrick Silva, Rosimere Ribeiro, Natan Barros Freitas, Reges Gonçalves Rovieri , Isabelly Bubniacki, Manoela Belém Kowalski, Jaqueline Smenticovski, João Victor Rigatti da Luz , Julia Sinestri dos Santos, Bruno Zen Zortéa, Bruna Lopedote Benvenutti, Kamilla Silveira Lopes, Larissa Figueiredo, Maressa Melo Ribeiro, Luciellen Duarte Carvalho, Rafael Antonio Kuhn, Marieli de Almeida Melo, Eduarda Melo, Hévelyn Maahs, Samara karolaine Semke, Sabrina Furtado Mendes, Isabela Terceiro Paraguassu Chaves, Camila Lucachinski

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