Aceitabilidade da autocoleta cérvico-vaginal em mulheres convivendo com o Vírus da Imunodeficiência Humana: uma revisão integrativa
OBJECTIVE: Considering the high risk of HPV infection and Due to the high susceptibility to the development of cervical cancer among women living with HIV, there is a need for a global assessment of the acceptability of vaginal cervical self-collection for this specific population suffering from imm...
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| Resumo: | OBJECTIVE: Considering the high risk of HPV infection and Due to the high susceptibility to the development of cervical cancer among women living with HIV, there is a need for a global assessment of the acceptability of vaginal cervical self-collection for this specific population suffering from immunosuppression and difficult access to screening programs. METHODS: The research method involved the following databases: PubMed, SciELO and Embase. The combination of Medical Subject Headings terms and keywords were: (Self-Sampling OR HPV Self-Sampling OR Self-Collection) AND (HIV OR Human Immunodeficiency Virus) AND "Uterine Cervical Neoplasms"[Mesh]. Article inclusion and exclusion criteria were pre-defined. RESULTS: The methodology for evaluating the acceptability of self-collection was extracted from each study, combined with the patients' clinical data. The sensitivity, specificity and agreement performance of self-collection could be analyzed. CONCLUSION: The HPV self-collection study proved to be widely acceptable and preferable for women living with HIV, compared to the conventional Pap smear test in a clinical setting. |
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