Cervical cancer and COVID-an assessment of the initial effect of the pandemic and subsequent projection of impact for women in England: A cohort study.

Jennifer M DaviesAlice SpencerSian MacdonaldLucy DobsonEmily HaydockHolly BurtonGeorgios AngelopoulosPierre Martin-HirschNick J WoodAmudha ThangaveluRichard HutsonSarika MunotMarina FlynnMichael SmithBridget DeCruzeEva MyriokefalitakiKatelijn SapBrett Winter-RoachRobert MacdonaldRichard John Edmondson

Published in: BJOG : an international journal of obstetrics and gynaecology (2022)

Covid will result in 919 extra cases of cervical cancer in England alone. Effects can be mitigated by increasing surgical capacity.

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polycystic ovary syndrome
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magnetic resonance imaging
pregnancy outcomes
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adipose tissue
magnetic resonance
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