RASTREIO DO CÂNCER DE COLO DE ÚTERO EM INDIVÍDUOS TRANSMASCULINOS - REVISÃO DE LITERATURA
Resumo
Indivíduos transmasculinos (TM) que têm colo cervical podem desenvolver câncer de colo de útero (CCU) e, portanto, devem realizar exames de rastreio. Avanços referentes à saúde dessa minoria de gênero foram alcançados, entretanto muitas barreiras ainda tornam o rastreio do CCU deficitário.
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