This document outlines Anshika Yadav's Master's thesis on assessing the incidence and awareness of cervical cancer among women visiting the gynecology outpatient department of Shyam Shah Medical College in Rewa, India. The objectives are to estimate cervical pre-cancer cases using pap smear tests and to assess awareness of cervical cancer symptoms, risk factors, and screening tests. The methodology will involve administering pap smear tests and surveying women on their awareness. The thesis will be supervised by Dr. Priyanka Singh and Dr. Arpita Awasthi.

1. Anshika Yadav
Master of Science
IV semester ( 2021- 2023 )
Roll no 21235003
Incidence And Awareness of Cervical Cancer Symptoms, Risk Factors and Screening
Tests Among Women Visiting Gynae OPD of Shyam Shah Medical College, Rewa
External supervisor Internal supervisor
DR. PRIYANKA SINGH
Scientist – C
VRDL,Department of Microbiology
Shyam Shah Medical College Rewa ( M. P)
DR. ARPITA AWASTHI
Head
Department of Botany and Microbiology
Govt TRS College Rewa (M.P)

2. Introduction
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Objectives
Methodology
Results
Reference

3. Cervical cancer
• Cervical cancer is the third most common
cancer women world wide.
• 12℅ of all cancer in women. About a million
new cases each year.
• More than 1/4 million death each year.
Cervical cancer is a disease that develop
quite slowly and begins with precancerous
conditions.
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4. Introduction

5. Objectives :
1. To estimate the incidence of cervical pre-
cancer cases with respect to age using pap -
smear test.
2. To assess the awareness of cervical cancer
symptoms, risk factors and screening tests
among women visiting Gynae OPD shaym shah
medical college.

6. Methodology
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Pap smear test _
To estimate the incidence of cervical cancer pre-
cancer cases with respect to age using pap - smear
test.
A pap smear test, also called a pap test is a screening procedure
for cervical cancer. It test for the presence of precancerous or
cancers cells on your cervix.

8. 2. Awareness symptoms, risks factors and
screening tests to among visiting Gynae OPD of
shyam shah medical college.

9. Reference
Asakitogum, D.A., Aziato, L. and Ohene, L.A., 2023.
Ghanaian women beliefs on the causes, prevention
and treatment of cervical cancer: A qualitative Study.
International Journal of Africa Nursing Sciences, 18,
p.100538.
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Burhan, A., Husian, N.E., Yahia, R. and Abbasher, L.,
2023. Locally advanced cervical cancer complicating
early pregnancy: A case of multiple challenges in a
limited-resource setting. Gynecologic Oncology
Reports, 46, p.101154.
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Bateson, D., Woo, Y.L. and Kulkarni, J., 2023.
Elimination of cervical cancer: ensuring equity. The
Lancet Public Health, 8(4), pp.e248-e249.

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