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The Clinical of DNA-CIM Test and TBS Cytology Subdivision in the Detection of CervicalCancer

XU Jin-hu

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Objective To investigate the value of DNA-ICM and Bethesda TRS cytology subdivision in the detection of cerrical cancer. Methods 223 Cases with cerrical cancer were detected by DNA-ICM and TBS. The samplees of atypical squamous cell and more abnormal cell were positive,then compared with the positive results with colpo scopical biop sy examination. Results The obtained result for 446 patients with cervical cancer was same with that of pathological examination. The resuit of Thinprep slides showed 100% (24/24) squamous cell sarcioma (scc) 88. 23% (3034) high grade (HSIL) and 84. 44% (7690) low grade squamrus in traepithelial lesions (LSIL) . Conclusion If combined wih colpos copical and patho logical examination,DNA-ICM can find out the early cervical lesions as soon as prssible. The TBS cytology subdivision is more detailed,simple and direct. It is key to prophylaxis and treatment of cervical cancer.

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Objective To investigate the value of DNA-ICM and Bethesda TRS cytology subdivision in the detection of cerrical cancer. Methods 223 Cases with cerrical cancer were detected by DNA-ICM and TBS. The samplees of atypical squamous cell and more abnormal cell were positive,then compared with the positive results with colpo scopical biop sy examination. Results The obtained result for 446 patients with cervical cancer was same with that of pathological examination. The resuit of Thinprep slides showed 100% (24/24) squamous cell sarcioma (scc) 88. 23% (3034) high grade (HSIL) and 84. 44% (7690) low grade squamrus in traepithelial lesions (LSIL) . Conclusion If combined wih colpos copical and patho logical examination,DNA-ICM can find out the early cervical lesions as soon as prssible. The TBS cytology subdivision is more detailed,simple and direct. It is key to prophylaxis and treatment of cervical cancer.

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Objective To investigate the value of DNA-ICM and Bethesda TRS cytology subdivision in the detection of cerrical cancer. Methods 223 Cases with cerrical cancer were detected by DNA-ICM and TBS. The samplees of atypical squamous cell and more abnormal cell were positive,then compared with the positive results with colpo scopical biop sy examination. Results The obtained result for 446 patients with cervical cancer was same with that of pathological examination. The resuit of Thinprep slides showed 100% (24/24) squamous cell sarcioma (scc) 88. 23% (3034) high grade (HSIL) and 84. 44% (7690) low grade squamrus in traepithelial lesions (LSIL) . Conclusion If combined wih colpos copical and patho logical examination,DNA-ICM can find out the early cervical lesions as soon as prssible. The TBS cytology subdivision is more detailed,simple and direct. It is key to prophylaxis and treatment of cervical cancer.

Key concepts: Medicine, Cytology, Pathological, Cervical cancer, Pathology, Cervical cancer screening, Cancer, Internal medicine

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