Operational Obstetrics & Gynecology

Cervix

Watch a 5-minute video showing how to obtain a Pap smear*		Watch a 5-minute video showing how to perform Colposcopy for an abnormal Pap smear*
AP View of Cervix	Cervical Herpes	Nabothian Cyst
Chlamydia	Cervical Herpes	Pap Smear
CIN I before Acetic Acid	Endocervical Polyp	Side View of Cervix
CIN I after Acetic Acid	Endocervical Polyp	Endocervical and Endometrial Polyps
CIN II before Acetic Acid	IUD String	Squamo-Columnar Junction
CIN II after Acetic Acid	Leukoplakia	Trichomonas
Cancer of the Cervix before Acetic Acid	Mild Dysplasia  before Acetic Acid	Yeast
Cancer of the Cervix After Acetic Acid	Mild Dysplasia after Acetic Acid

*These videos are an added feature, provided by the Brookside Associates Medical Education Division. They were not present in the original edition.

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