Cervical Screening and Neoplasia - CRASH! Medical Review Series

[@imperiusss]

please continue making these great videos! there is nothing better on the net than your videos!!
thank you a lot for the help!!

[@Maria.k184]

Thank you for all the efforts you've done throughout these years. They've been of immense help 👍

[@melissalynn.]

Update: PAP with cytology only for ages 21-29 q3 years. After 30-65 you can begin HPV testing and procedures as you discussed.
Thank you for the great content.

[@imeneimaya1960]

medecine is really easy with you doctor paul thank you from the deep of my heart

[@mohiuddinalfarra5440]

thank you dr. paul bolin

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Thank you so much for the updates and devotion to medicine and medical students! These are the best videos and exceptionally explained concepts.

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I joined your patereon because your videos are amazing!

[@mesfer19800]

Paul, Thanks so much for your videos . They have been of great help for me preparing for the steps and generally as a clinician. Wishing you all the best

[@delianebunu3612]

Very clear. Thank you! Keep going with the videos please

[@hussain5050]

Thanks alot for all your videos ..!they r very helpful ..!

[@agelgracyah]

So easy to understand
Thank you

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Very helpful! Thank you!!

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i cant thank you enough, so informative, thank you so much

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Thankyou so much for the lectures🥰

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Thank you for updates

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really a nice works very very super . I have a request please can you make one video of ctg only on varibilty , means how to read normal and abnormal varibility

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Very nice n precise

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You are the man.

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Many thanks ♥️🙏

[@leonieharry2941]

Thanks, so well done! You are a very good teacher! I have on question, please: If PAP IV, Bethesda HSIL, CIN 2 or CIN 3 is detected, and a conisation/LEEP or LEETZ is done, how often is the outcome already cancer then instead precancerous cells? Is there a percentage out there? Thanks for your information.

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They always laugh them out of the room