“Gynecological cancers, with breast cancer, are among the most common malignant diseases in women around the world, including Bosnia and Herzegovina. Among the most common gynecological cancers in Bosnia and Herzegovina, but also as one of the leading causes of the reproductive age.” Multidisciplinary gathering “HPV-bound carcinomas in Bosnia and Herzegovina” in the Academy of Sciences and Arts of Bosnia and Herzegovina.
More than 95% of Cervix cancer is associated with the infection of the high-risk papillom of the virus (HPV), which is also linked to a series of other malignant, as well as with anus and orofarinks cancer. Lack of organized prevention program, HPV testing), low vaccination rate and limited availability of HPV vaccines are key factors of high morbidity rates and HPV-bound mortarities in BiH.
In order to raise awareness and improvement of the prevention and treatment strategies, the Board of Maligna diseases of the Department of Medical Sciences of the Academy of Sciences and Arts of Bosnia and Herzegovina led by the President of the Board of prof. dr. sc. Semir Vranić, corresponding member of AnubiH, organized 13. A multidisciplinary scientific set dedicated to HPV-bound cancers.
“This gathering is multidisciplinary as it brings together a wide range of experts in order to view the current situation in Bosnia and Herzegovina and, based on the improvement of HPVs, the majority, if not all HPV-bound cancers – protection is extremely high. This is especially true. on the Cervix cancer, which is more than 95%, and in all cases, the vaccination almost completely prevents the Cervix Cartridge, including the Cancer Vulva, Vagina, Anuses, Penis, and about 70% of Orofarinks Cancer, Internal Part of the oral cavity. “He pointed out prof. dr. sc. Semir Vranić, correspondent member of AnubiH.
Eminent experts gathered at the gathering, who presented the latest achievements in diagnosis and treatment of HPV-bound cancers in the gathering and professional discussions.
“HPV-bound cancers make up about 5% of all malignant diseases in humans, including Bosnia and Herzegovina, and most of them are prevented in our country, which includes a multidisciplinary approach, the education sector and civil society. The implementation of organized vaccination programs, regular screenings (Papa test and HPV genotyping) and education, with a special emphasis on the importance of immunization and prevention among young people and parents. The active involvement of the patients’ associations, such as “together, can further empower the social responsibility and ensure an equal access to preventive measures. In this way, it is possible to significantly reduce the patience and mortality of HPV-bound cancers in Bosnia and Herzegovina “- the conclusion of the 13th. Multidisciplinary set.
