Self, urine and plasma sampling
Wednesday, October 11, 2017
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FC 20
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8:00 AM
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9:30 AM
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Self, urine and plasma sampling
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G 106
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FC 20-01
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Acceptability of self-sampling in New Zealand: a pilot study
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N.
N.
BREWER
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FC 20-02
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Evaluation of high risk HPV DNA detection in self-collected vaginal samples and urine in a test-of-cure setting
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S.
S.
ANDERSSON
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FC 20-03
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Understanding women's perspectives and information needs following a positive HPV self-screening test result
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J.
J.
TIRO
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FC 20-04
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Detection of cervical (pre)cancer on the basis of cervicovaginal fluid: possibilities for development of a selftest.
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D.
D.
VERSWIJVEL
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FC 20-05
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Performance evaluation of a new self-sampling device for HPV detection and genotyping in routine cervical cancer screening
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V.
V.
COBO
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FC 20-06
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Urine human papillomavirus home self-sampling, a promising strategy for enhancement of uterine cervical cancer screening in a large rural French cohort with a 5-year clinical follow-up ( the PAPU29 study)
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C.
C.
PAYAN
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FC 20-07
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Urinary HPV DNA testing as a tool for cervical cancer screening in France
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A.
A.
DUCANCELLE
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FC 20-08
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Is HPV E6 oncoprotein detectable in urine among women with invasive cervical cancer?
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C.
C.
OLIVEIRA
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FC 20-09
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He tapu te whare tangata (the sacred house of mankind): research to inform cervical screening strategies for indigenous Maori women in New Zealand
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B.
Beverley
Lawton
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FC 20-10
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Self-cervical collection for HPV, HHV-2 and HIV-1 detection in women from lower Amazon
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A.
A.F.
NICOL
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FC 20-11
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Utility and factor evaluation of HPV detection based on urine samples in general Chinese women
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H.
H.
XU
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FC 20-12
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Longitudinal study of HPV detection in plasma of women with a recent history of cervical dysplasia
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M.
M.
MARTINELLI
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