Application of Thinprep Liquid-Based Cytology in Cervical Screening
Yi Gao
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Yi Gao
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Objective:To evaluate the clinical value of thinprep liquid-based cytology in the cervical screening.Methods:Collect 520 general survey women outpatients examined by thinPrep cytological test(TCT).Among the 520 patients,76 whose TCT results were over atypical squamous cells of undetermined significance(ASCUS) were taken further.Result:The TCT test results were with high detection rate and compliance rate,there was a statistical significant(P0.05) in the compliance rate of HSIL group,SCC group and LSIL group.Conclusion:As a method of gynecological cervical screening,the TCT test has the advantages of high detection rate and compliance rate;When the TCT test results sugges HSIL or SCC,the doctors should pay very high attention to the results.
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Objective:To evaluate the clinical value of thinprep liquid-based cytology in the cervical screening.Methods:Collect 520 general survey women outpatients examined by thinPrep cytological test(TCT).Among the 520 patients,76 whose TCT results were over atypical squamous cells of undetermined significance(ASCUS) were taken further.Result:The TCT test results were with high detection rate and compliance rate,there was a statistical significant(P0.05) in the compliance rate of HSIL group,SCC group and LSIL group.Conclusion:As a method of gynecological cervical screening,the TCT test has the advantages of high detection rate and compliance rate;When the TCT test results sugges HSIL or SCC,the doctors should pay very high attention to the results.
Key concepts: Ascus (bryozoa), Medicine, Liquid-based cytology, Gynecology, Cytology, Pap test, Cervical cancer, Cervical screening