… of CD34 in many sampled capillary fragments included in the smears. In conclusion,
blood in cervical smears may have clinical and diagnostic significance. The rate of “failed …

… In our study, women with inflammatory smears had a significantly higher frequency of
cervical ectopy, bleeding ectopy and hypertrophied cervix. This may be due to the fact that the …

… cytology of atypical squamous cells of undetermined significance (ASCUS) and four (…
cervical smear examination is well suited for diagnosing neoplastic disease. It is clear that cervical …

… uated all Papanicolaou smears in this study. The diagnostic criteria for cervical atypia were
… Cytologic and histologic outcome following an atypical cervical smear. Am J Obstet Gynecol …

… (Pap) smears. The purpose of this study was to understand the clinical significance of the …
low predictive value of inflammation on cervical smears for vaginal pathogens.There was no …

… Objective: Although the presence of psammoma bodies in cervical cytologic smears has …
, the clinical significance of this finding in asymptomatic women who undergo routine cervical …

… assessed the significance of endometrial-type cells (ETC) in cervico-vaginal (CV) smears in
… Utility of the cervical cytology smears in assessing endocervical involvement by endometrial …

… Papanicolaou smear, recent treatment for cervical disease, … , or cervical condyloma), or recent
atypical Papanicolaou smear is a … The diagnostic utility of cervical cytologic testing has not …

… uncertain significance (ASCUS) in their cervical smears were … At that occasion, a smear
sample was collected and used for … women at risk to develop cervical cancer in comparison with …

… undetermined significance. Utilizing the criteria of the Bethesda I1 Criteria Committee,4 the
purpose of this study was to evaluate the significance of reporting ASCUS on cervical smears…