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. 2020 Mar 29;5(3):e001886. doi: 10.1136/bmjgh-2019-001886

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Predicted impact on the health system of scaling up cervical cancer (CC) screening and treatment options. (A) Percentage of CC cases averted (vs status quo) according to sensitivity and losses to follow-up of screening tests. (B) Care engagement. Treated refers to women who receive either Cryo or loop excision electrical procedure (LEEP) among those who are screen positive (ie, includes true and false positives); Cured refers to the number of women who were cured from a cervical intraepithelial neoplasia (CIN) lesion among those who were treated and had screened true positive. (C) Average number of screening tests, and Cryo and LEEP treatments administered per year in phase I (2020–2022) and phase II (2023–2040). Cryo, cryotherapy; HPV, human papillomavirus; ICC, invasive cervical cancer; VIA, visual inspection with acetic acid.