Abstract

Cervical cancer remains one of the leading causes of morbidity and mortality among women worldwide. Early detection through effective screening methods is critical in reducing disease burden. Bimanual and speculum examinations are fundamental components of gynecological assessments that aid in cervical cancer screening. This article explores the significance of these examination techniques, their role in early diagnosis, benefits, limitations, and their integration with other screening modalities. By understanding their importance, healthcare providers can enhance early detection rates, leading to improved patient outcomes.