Nah, ini contoh lagi buat Karma I Nengah. Bagaimana negeri yang terus diblokade sejak lahirnya sampai sekarang, kok bisa memberi layanan kesehatan gratis kepada rakyatnya dan ilmu kedokterannya berkembang sampai mampu melahirkan berbagai macam obat baru dan vaksin??? Gimana Indonesia yang sudah merdeka lebih dulu dari pada Kuba dan sudah lebih dari 40 tahun, sejak Suharto, bersandar pada modal asing, kok tidak bisa memberi layanan kesehatan gratis kepada rakyatnya? Bukan hanya Indonesia, semua negeri dunia ketiga yang bersandar pada modal asing, tak mampu memberi rakyatnya layanan kesehatan... Coba anda jawab ini!
On Saturday, May 12, 2018 11:20 AM, "Sunny ambon ilmeseng...@gmail.com [GELORA45]" <GELORA45@yahoogroups.com> wrote: http://en.granma.cu/cuba/2018-05-09/prevention-is-better-than-cure CERVICAL CANCER Prevention is better than cure In Cuba, women’s gynecological healthcare is fully guaranteed,Dr. Ana Margarita Solares Asteasuanizarra, a member of the CubanSociety of Obstetrics and Gynecology, and Assistant Professor atHavana’s University of Medical Sciences, told Granma InternationalAuthor: Nuria BarbosaLeón | internet@granma.cumay 9, 2018 15:05:18Testkit produced by Cuba’s Immunoassay Center and distributed acrossthe country’s network of community clinics. Photo: YaimíRavelo In Cuba, women’s gynecological healthcare is fully guaranteed,Dr. Ana Margarita Solares Asteasuanizarra, a member of the CubanSociety of Obstetrics and Gynecology, and Assistant Professor atHavana’s University of Medical Sciences, told GranmaInternational.She explained that there is a national structure is this regard,based on primary care in health institutions at the local level,which guarantee prevention, education and awareness actions aimed atwomen and their families. The Federation of Cuban Women and othermass organizations are linked to this work to provide preventiveknowledge about personal care and signs one should see a doctor.“Cervical cancer is a preventable disease,” the second gradespecialist in Gynecology and Obstetrics continued. It can be detectedthrough regular cervical cytology tests (better known as Pap smears),that women should undergo every three years from the age of 25through to 64.According to global data, it is estimated that 466,000 new casesof cervical cancer are diagnosed each year, and 231,000 women diefrom it annually, of which more than 80% of deaths occur indeveloping countries. In Latin America and the Caribbean, there arean estimated 68,000 new cases reported every year.Dr. Solares, who is also Havana provincial head of cervix disorderconsultations and chairperson of the colposcopy and lower genitaltract diseases committee, highlighted the efforts of the Cuban stateto ensure the necessary equipment and technologies are available ineach family doctor’s office and local health institution, to carryout cervical screening tests on one hundred percent of Cuban women inthe aforementioned age range.“Unfortunately, 30% of women do not come for a Pap test. Simply,women at risk of suffering from this cancer are asymptomatic, and atan age in which they are developing socially, intellectually andprofessionally. So they don’t go to the doctor of their ownaccord,” explained Dr. Solares, who also holds a Master of Sciencein Contemporary Biotechnology Trends.Awareness on the importance of visiting the doctor as apreventative measure is still something that needs to be addressed,the specialist noted. Although records are held regarding thelocation of at risk women, and they are advised of when they shouldhave a Pap test done, there are a large number of cases of changes ofaddress, even from one province to another, which are not reported toauthorities.Papsmears are performed in all family doctor and nurses’ officesacross the country. Photo: Nuria Barbosa “In this age range, women have an active sex life, not alwayswith the same partner, and sometimes without using protection againstsexually transmitted diseases. There is the possibility of beinginfected with viruses with oncogenic risks such as humanpapillomavirus (HPV), which can cause changes in the cells of thecervix, vagina, vulva and anal area. In addition, we know thatmenarche and physiological development in girls occurs at an earlyage, and they also become sexual active early. If we add drug habits,the consumption of alcoholic beverages, nutritional disorders and alack of physical exercise, all this favors the development ofneoplasms in the female genital organs, as the immune system isweakened,” Dr. Solares added.Immediately after receiving test results confirming anyabnormalities, patients are referred to secondary or tertiary levelhealth institutions, where cervix disorder consultations are held,although these cases are also followed by their family doctor.According to the diagnosis, patients attend regular consultations orare referred to research institutes for further treatments. If anadolescent is suspected of having a cervix disorder, a Pap test isundertaken and their case is closely followed.TIMELY MEDICAL CARECuba has 46 cervical disorder consultation services throughout theisland’s 168 municipalities, providing full coverage. All arestaffed with highly qualified and trained professionals to providecare for any condition. High-tech equipment has been installed toensure accurate diagnoses for quick decision making regardingtreatment.When the results of a Pap test come back positive, the patient isinformed and given an appointment with a gynecologist in the shortestpossible time (within 30 days). A clinical record is put together,patients provide their informed consent regarding any tests andtreatments that they may require, and they are evaluated with acomplete gynecological clinical examination, including a colposcopy,to confirm the diagnosis. Patients are also informed as to the doctorwho will be following their case, and of the possibility ofconsulting with other specialists.A program is then prepared to provide specialized care for thepatient and their families, which is institutionally evaluated withtrained professionals, Dr. Solares noted, highlighting that Cubaspends considerable resources on treatment, and all services areoffered free of charge to the population.She explained that some developed nations such as Australia andItaly, among others, have changed their cervical screening process,with samples now tested for HPV first, instead of the traditionalcytology test. However, it would currently be very expensive for Cubato introduce this test for one hundred percent of its femalepopulation.“Today efforts are being made to corroborate the specificity andsensitivity of the results of cytology testing through the HPV test.We are aiming for this type of more specialized test to be conductedat least once from the age of 30, as a check associated with thecytology test, because we have been evaluating feasibility anddiagnostic predictive values, but we still don’t have all theresources,” she added.“I think we have a good program according to what is practicedin the world. It just needs to be fully complied with. Today thisdisease appears in Cuba in women between the ages of 30 and 40, whilea decade ago it appeared after 45. Cervical cancer mortality exceeds450 Cuban women per year, which positions us with a mortality rateper 100,000 of between 8 and 8.5, and rising,” the gynecologistexplained, noting that she finds this data concerning given the stateguaranteed healthcare available to everyone.TESTING AND CONSULTATIONSGraduate Nurse Ana Teresa Díaz Piñeiro performs the Pap test forwomen who belong to clinic 3-4 of the Marcio Manduley polyclinic, inthe municipality of Centro Habana. She records the women in her areawho must attend a consultation during the year, and she reminds thempersonally, through a family member or through neighborhoodorganizations. The simple procedure only takes a few minutes andsamples are sent to the nearest maternity hospital for processing.The result arrives in about 15 days and if positive, it isaccompanied by a scheduled appointment with a specialist.Both interviewees emphasized the need for increased awarenessamong women about the importance of regular screening and theirresponsibility to comply with the established guidelines to ensuretheir own health. •••••Cervical cancer arises from malignant neoplasms that develop inthe lower fibromuscular portion of the uterus (cervix).Cervical cancer risk factors are related to lifestyle and thepresence of other diseases, and include: 1. Having several sexual partners 2. Living with amale partner who has several present or past sexual partners 3. Becoming sexually active at a young age 4. Having many pregnancies 5. Persistent infectionwith human papillomavirus (HPV) or other STDs 6. A weak immune system 7. Long-term use of oralcontraceptives 8. Toxic habits (smoking, drugsand alcohol) Levels of cell abnormality CIN(cervical intraepithelial neoplasia, or dysplasia) CIN I:Dysplasia (abnormal cells) is only observed in the lower third of theepithelium. In most cases, these cell changes return to normal overtwo years, but 10% progress to a higher grade CIN.CIN II: There is dysplasia in the lower twothirds of the epithelium.CIN III: The epithelium is dysplastic in itsentirety. This is also called “carcinoma in situ.” In most cases,cells do not return to normal if untreated, and in 10% of cases, thisprogresses after two years to become an invasive cervicalcarcinoma..SymptomsWomen with pre-cancers or early-stage cervical cancers usuallyhave no symptoms. The symptoms often do not start until aprecancerous condition becomes an invasive cancer and grows into theadjacent tissue.Symptoms of cervical cancer can include abnormal vaginal bleeding,such as bleeding after having intercourse, bleeding after menopause,bleeding and spotting between periods, and menstruation that lastslonger or is heavier. 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