Clinical diagnosis of premalignant lesions of the cervix with acetic acid visual inspection at 5%

Abstract

A literature review is done where theoretical and methodological aspects are approached to better ethical behavior, to acquire training that was conducted during the practice of the profession as an integral general practitioner (MGI). the importance of the application of the clinical method in the sequence for the clinical diagnosis of premalignant lesions of the cervix; the aspects necessary for learning in the exploration speculoscopy could play an important role in primary screening conducted by the family doctor, or in situations where it is not required of Cytology and theoretical framework for the use of visual inspection with 5% acetic acid lesions of the lower genital tract (GIT).