Self-reported breast and cervical cancer screening practices among women in Ghana: predictive factors and reproductive health policy implications from the WHO study on global AGEing and adult health

Table 2 Prevalence of pelvic and mammography examination among respondents

Characteristics		Frequency (%) N = 2746
Self-reported Pelvic Examination^a [n = 2390]	No	2103 (88.0)
Self-reported Pelvic Examination^a [n = 2390]	Yes	287 (12.0)
Self-reported Mammography^b [n = 2389]	No	2309 (96.6)
Self-reported Mammography^b [n = 2389]	Yes	80 (3.4)
Type of Examination performed^c [n = 2388]	None	2061 (86.2)
	Pelvic examination OR Mammography	287 (12.0)
	Pelvic examination AND Mammography	40 (1.8)

^aParticipants who had only pelvic examination
^bParticipants who had only mammography
^cParticipants who had either pelvic examination or mammogrpahy / participants who had both pelvic examination and mammography

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