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Application of liquid-based cytology test and TBS cytology subdivision in the detection of cervical cancer

GU Cheng-feng

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Objective To study the value of liquid-based cytology test (LCT)and Bethesda (TBS) cytology subdivision in the detection of cervical cancer. Methods A total of 1980 cases were detected using LCT and TBS. The samples of atypical squamous cell and more abnormal cell were positive,then the results were compared with those of colposopical biopsy examination. Results The satisfactory rate of LCT smears was 94%,78 samples were positive,and the positive rate was 3.94% (78/1980). Of these 78 cases,63 cases was coincidental with the pathological examination,and the rate of agreement was 80.8% (63/78).Conclusion If combined with colposcopical and pathological examination,LCT could find out the early cervical lesions as soon as possible. TBS cytology subdivision is more detailed,simple and direct. It is the key to prophylaxis and treatment of cervical cancer.

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Objective To study the value of liquid-based cytology test (LCT)and Bethesda (TBS) cytology subdivision in the detection of cervical cancer. Methods A total of 1980 cases were detected using LCT and TBS. The samples of atypical squamous cell and more abnormal cell were positive,then the results were compared with those of colposopical biopsy examination. Results The satisfactory rate of LCT smears was 94%,78 samples were positive,and the positive rate was 3.94% (78/1980). Of these 78 cases,63 cases was coincidental with the pathological examination,and the rate of agreement was 80.8% (63/78).Conclusion If combined with colposcopical and pathological examination,LCT could find out the early cervical lesions as soon as possible. TBS cytology subdivision is more detailed,simple and direct. It is the key to prophylaxis and treatment of cervical cancer.

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Objective To study the value of liquid-based cytology test (LCT)and Bethesda (TBS) cytology subdivision in the detection of cervical cancer. Methods A total of 1980 cases were detected using LCT and TBS. The samples of atypical squamous cell and more abnormal cell were positive,then the results were compared with those of colposopical biopsy examination. Results The satisfactory rate of LCT smears was 94%,78 samples were positive,and the positive rate was 3.94% (78/1980). Of these 78 cases,63 cases was coincidental with the pathological examination,and the rate of agreement was 80.8% (63/78).Conclusion If combined with colposcopical and pathological examination,LCT could find out the early cervical lesions as soon as possible. TBS cytology subdivision is more detailed,simple and direct. It is the key to prophylaxis and treatment of cervical cancer.

Key concepts: Cytology, Pathological, Medicine, Cervical cancer, Liquid-based cytology, Cervical cancer screening, Biopsy, Cancer

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