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Introduction Cervical cancer is the most common cancer among Indian women. Only 5 % of women in developing countries have ever been screened for cervical abnormalities. Objectives To study the correlation of cytology and colposcopy in VIA-positive women attending the Gynaecology clinic. Materials and Methods This prospective cross-sectional study on 200 symptomatic women compares the role of cytology and colposcopy in the assessment of subjects testing positive for acetowhite lesions on the cervix after application of 5 % acetic acid (VIA). Results 200/637 women screened in OPD tested VIA positive, giving a positivity rate of 31 %. Six smears were reported as LGSIL or HGSIL giving a cytological abnormality rate of 3 %. The association between cytology and Reid's score was statistically significant at a p value of 0.02. Of the 4 cases with biopsy-confirmed invasive cancer, cytology reported 2 as LGSIL and 2 as HGSIL. Colposcopy reported all these women as CIN 2/3. Conclusion The accuracies of Pap smear cytology and colposcopy in the diagnosis of precancerous and cancerous lesions of cervix were good.

Background: Pregnancy in a post renal transplant patient falls under a unique category which requires teamwork including high-risk obstetricians, transplant physicians and neonatologists.Case report: We report a successful term pregnancy in a post renal transplant patient. Conclusion:Experience in field of post-transplant pregnancy is through continued case reports which will help us to anticipate the common problems encountered like the dosage of immunosuppressants, fetal monitoring, mode of delivery, role of breastfeeding.