Congenital absence of the breasts: a case report

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A case of congenital absence of the breasts associated with a cardiovertebral alteration and absence of axillary hair is discussed. The concurrence of Wolf-Parkinson White syndrome, bifid spine, congenital absence of the breasts with hypoplasia of the nipples and absence of axillary body hair is considered as a novel breast-cardiovertebral association.

Case studies, Breast diseases

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A comparison of four screening methods for cervical neoplasa in a developing country

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The authors have compared the results of direct acetic acid test, cytological examination and magnetic acetic acid test with the histologic examination results. They demonstrate that cytological examination, magnetic acetic acid test and direct acetic acid test cannot be used for screening in developine countries

All Other Basic Organic Chemical Manufacturing, South Africa, Industrial organic chemicals, not elsewhere classified, Acetic Acid, Health aspects, Methods, Analysis, Medical examination, Physiological aspects, Demographic aspects, Comparative analysis, Medical screening, Health screening, Patients, Cervix uteri, Cell research, Cytological research, Obstetrics

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