Colposcopy screening for cervical evaluation of the value of subclinical HPV.docVIP

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 12 Colposcopy screening for cervical evaluation of the value of subclinical HPV [Abstract] Objective To evaluate the colposcopic cervical screening value of subclinical HPV. Methods of 495 cases of contact vaginal bleeding, Traian Star System (TBS) diagnosis of atypical squamous cells (ASCUS) or more, suspicious HPV infection in colposcopy and biopsy in patients with pathological examination. The results showed that 88 cases of cervical HPV subclinical infection (SPI), SPI colposcopic diagnosis of infection was 95.2% accuracy, the sensitivity was 81.8%, specificity was 98% false positive rate is 2%, false negative rate was 18.2%. colposcopic diagnosis of cervical CIN merging the accuracy of SPI was 94.3%, sensitivity was 93.7%, specificity was 86.7%, false positive rate was 6.3%, false negative rate is 13.3%. Conclusions HPV subclinical infection and cervical colposcopy combined diagnostic accuracy of CIN, high sensitivity and specificity, false positive rate, false negative rate. Its value lies in the cervix can be detected early stages of HPV infection or whether the combination of subclinical and precancerous lesions for early treatment. [Keywords:] colposcopy; human papillomavirus; cervical HPV subclinical infection [Abstract] Objective To evaluate the colposcopy in screening subclinial cervical human papilloma virus infection (SPI). Methods Colposcopies and biopsies were performed on 495 women with bleeding in touch and understand singificance ASC (ASCUS) or even greater and probable cervical human papilloma infection. Results Comparing colposcopy diagnosis with pathological outcome, the reliability in diagnosis of SPI was 95.2%, the ensitivity was 81.8%, the specificity was 98%, the false male rate and the misdiagnosis rate was 2% and 18.2%. The reliability in diagnosis of SPI with CIN was 94.3%, the sensitivity was 93.7%, specificity was 86.7%, the false male rate and the misdiagnosis rate was 6.3% and 13.3%. Conclusion The