… Pap smear in patients with cervical cancer who have received radiochemotherapy. To this
end, we compared Pap test … In 1 smear, epithelial cells were too scant to be satisfactory. This …

… evaluated the relationship between each of these histories and the smear characteristics, viz…
to be aware of the determinants of unsatisfactory Pap test results, so that these subgroups of …

… challenges of reparative changes include both unsatisfactory (series 001) and SIL or carcinoma
(series 200) in Table 1. Discordant responses of unsatisfactory were absent or extremely …

… The clinicopathological data for patients diagnosed with AGC on … Potential confounding
factors include poor cell preservation, degenerative processes, and reactive changes. …

… Pap smear, in a tertiary hospital of a developing country, and to carry out a clinicopathological
and … analysis for establishing the pattern of epithelial cell abnormality in a Pap smear. …

… Pap sampling errors may be due to (1) poor technique including inexperience and lack of …
(3) unsatisfactory smear preparation including delayed or inadequate fixation, uneven smears …

… of the screening test is that the result can only be negative, positive, or unsatisfactory, and
… Rather, the obvious difficulty of the task underscores the folly of sending one's Pap smears …

… included 314 unsatisfactory Pap smears and 541 controls with satisfactory Pap smears.
Clinical … to be important predictors of unsatisfactory pap smears. The most common reason for …

… rates may be explained within the context of its relationship with the technique of sampling.
Thus, sample taking by well-trained persons might contribute to reducing the overall rate of …

… unsatisfactory Pap test specimens. To assess the current practice patterns regarding this
segment of the Pap test… the CAP Gynecologic Cytopathology (PAP Education) Program in 2020. …