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Predicting treatment outcome in cervical diseases using liquid-based cytology, dynamic HPV genotyping and DNA cytometry.

Anticancer research - 1 Jan 2000

Bollmann Magdolna, Várnai Alinda Dalma, Griefingholt Harald, Bánkfalvi Agnes, Callenberg Helene, Speich Norbert, Schmitt Christoph, Bollmann Reinhard

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BACKGROUND: In this study, our prospective experience with a multimodal follow-up protocol is summarized, with special emphasis on predicting the treatment outcome of cervical diseases. MATERIALS AND METHODS: Liquid-based cytology samples (ThinPrep) from 209 women exhibiting the whole spectrum of...

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PMID: 16619556

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