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Lots of guys here, I guess. Almost all Pap smears are read through automated prep and screening—with the same sample generally tested for HPV as well. Any abnormal screens and a few random samples are sent to cytologists or pathologists. This all started in the early 2000s with systems like Thin Prep.

How this has helped: - better screening accuracy rates due to more consistent prep and complete screening - longer periods between Pap smears, especially with co-testing - in the long run, it is probably cheaper to do screening this way due to the high cost of labor (old school pap prep was a giant pain)

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text Lots of guys here, I guess. Almost all Pap smears are read through automated prep and screening—with the same sample generally tested for HPV as well. Any abnormal screens and a few random samples are sent to cytologists or pathologists. This all started in the early 2000s with systems like Thin Prep. How this has helped: - better screening accuracy rates due to more consistent prep and complete screening - longer periods between Pap smears, especially with co-testing - in the long run…
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datetime 2024-05-21
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