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[P16(INK4alpha)/Ki-67 immunocytochemical dual staining for detection of cervical lesions associated to papillomavirus infection].

Investigacion clinica - 1 Sept 2014

Toro de Méndez Morelva, Ferrández Izquierdo Antonio, Llombart-Bosch Antonio

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We aimed to explore the expression pattern of p16(INK4alpha)/Ki-67 immunocytochemical dual-staining and to establish the potential clinical utility for early detection of cervical lesions. Liquid-based cytologies of cervical specimens of cervical cancer screening were processed for p16(INK4alpha)/Ki-67 immunocytochemical dual-staining using the CINtec Plus Kit. HPV testing was performed with the INNO-LiPA HPV...

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PMID: 25272523

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