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Additional file 1: of Evaluation of human-papillomavirus testing and visual inspection for cervical cancer screening in Rwanda

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Table S1. Selected characteristics of the study population of 764 women aged 25-69 years. Rwanda 2013-14. Table S2. Sensitivity analysis: screening algorithm accuracy to detect 20 cytological (c) HSIL+ among 764 women aged 25-69 years. Rwanda 2013-14. Table S3. Sensitivity analysis: screening algorithm accuracy to detect 27 composite HSIL+ (cHSIL+ and/or hHSIL+) among 764 women aged 25-69 years. Rwanda 2013-14. Table S4. Sensitivity analysis: screening algorithm accuracy to detect 10 hHSIL+ among 428 women aged 25-44 years, after correction for missing data. Rwanda 2013-14 (DOCX 59 kb)

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