Reverse dot blot compared with hybrid capture 2 to detect human papillomavirus infection in cervix
WU Hai-ya, Shaojuan Wang
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WU Hai-ya, Shaojuan Wang
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Objective To evaluate the capacity of reverse dot blot(RDB)technique in screening Human papillomavirus infection in cervix.Methods 49 cases examined by hybrid capture 2(HC2)were collected for RDB technique testing.Results In the 49 cases,the positive of HR-HPV examined by HC2 was 89.8%(44/49),53.1%(26/49)by RDB,respectively.Sensitivity,specificity of RDB technique was 59.1%,100(5/5),conordance rate was 63.3%(31/49),positive predictive value and negative predictive value of RDB was 100%,21.7%,respectivdy.Kappa=0.23.Conclusion It is superior in the economy for screening human papillomavirus infection in cervix that RDB technique is developed and optimized,cheap RDB technique should be substituted for expensive HC2. Key words: Papillomavirus infections; Uterine cervical neoplasms; Two-Hybrid system techniques
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Objective To evaluate the capacity of reverse dot blot(RDB)technique in screening Human papillomavirus infection in cervix.Methods 49 cases examined by hybrid capture 2(HC2)were collected for RDB technique testing.Results In the 49 cases,the positive of HR-HPV examined by HC2 was 89.8%(44/49),53.1%(26/49)by RDB,respectively.Sensitivity,specificity of RDB technique was 59.1%,100(5/5),conordance rate was 63.3%(31/49),positive predictive value and negative predictive value of RDB was 100%,21.7%,respectivdy.Kappa=0.23.Conclusion It is superior in the economy for screening human papillomavirus infection in cervix that RDB technique is developed and optimized,cheap RDB technique should be substituted for expensive HC2. Key words: Papillomavirus infections; Uterine cervical neoplasms; Two-Hybrid system techniques
Key concepts: Human papillomavirus, Hybrid capture, Cervix, Medicine, Kappa, Predictive value, Uterine cervix, Gynecology