To perform the test, the following steps must be followed… Step 1: wearing gloves Step 2: Insert the applicator and membrane Step3: Remove the applicator Step4: Wait 2 to 30 minutes Step5: Remove the absorbent membrane Step6: Place the membrane in the buffer
Utilization of a composite membrane for uniform cell absorption. More cell absorption in less time. Greater absorption of infectious agents for a more accurate diagnosis. Easier and more comfortable. No need for auxiliary tools or external pressure application. More accurate results. Lesser pain and physical damage. More cost-effective. Extended sample stability until it reaches the …
Genosmear is a method that employs induced atomic absorption technologies on composite and fibrous membranes in applicators for sampling. This process allows for a more than 200% uniform cell absorption without causing physical harm or pain, thus enhancing the sensitivity and specificity of cytology and genotyping tests. This recently adopted method in women’s diseases represents …
In many cases, infections that develop, including HPV, can remain in an individual’s body for years without showing any symptoms. The persistence of these agents can become one of the primary causes of cervical cancer or other serious complications in the future. Often, due to the many challenges associated with sample collection and its transfer …
To prevent serious illnesses and avoid cancerous complications, recommendations have been published by the World Health Organization for different groups. Women over 21 years old should be monitored every 5 years. Married women should be monitored every 3 years. Individuals over 31 years old should be monitored every 3 years. What are the types of …
Pap smear or cervical cytology methods can be performed using swabs, brushes, speculums, and other tools.
