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Cervical dysplasia is a condition in which healthy cells on the cervix undergo some abnormal changes. The cervix is the lower part of the uterus that leads into the vagina. It’s the cervix that dilates during childbirth to allow the fetus to pass through. In cervical dysplasia, the abnormal cells aren’t cancerous,...

A cervical cell pathological slice classifying method with high and low resolution combination

ActiveCN109034208ASolve the recognition accuracySolve the recognition efficiencyRecognition of medical/anatomical patternsFeature setImage resolution
The invention discloses a cervical cell pathological slice automatic judging method with high and low resolution combination, which is characterized in that the method comprises the following steps: extracting a single cell mass region on a low-resolution cervical pathological slice image; extracting a single cell mass region from the low-resolution cervical pathological slice image; identifying suspicious abnormal cell clusters from low-resolution cell clusters; mapping suspected abnormal cell mass regions into high resolution slice images; semantically segmenting pathological cells from thehigh-resolution region of suspicious cell clusters and interpreting the type; according to the type, quantity and confidence of the segmented lesion cells, establishing the feature set of the slice, and then classifying the lesion type of the whole slice. The invention takes cell cluster as processing and recognition unit, utilizes classification neural network model to quickly identify suspiciousabnormal cell cluster on low-resolution digital slice, then divides out pathological cell on high-resolution suspicious area and judges its type, at the same time, improves recognition accuracy and recognition efficiency.
Owner:怀光智能科技(武汉)有限公司

Cervical acid phosphatase - papanicolaou (CAP-PAP) test kit, method and accesories, processes for producing and using the same

Cervical Acid Phosphatase-Papanicolaou Test Kit (CPK) is an assembly of reagents, controls and instructions for visualization of cervical acid phosphatase on smears or monolayers of cervical specimens, and for performing the CAP-PAP Test (CPT). CPT is a single-slide, double-staining method for demonstration of cervical acid phosphatase activity inside abnormal cervical cells on Papanicolaou stained smears, and a set of criteria for using this test for cervical cancer screening. In previous clinical trials this method was found to enable Pap test screeners to improve test sensitivity (detection of abnormal cells) for more than 10% (from 0.8 to 0.9), and to reduce false negative readings (missing abnormal cells) for more than 50% (from 0.1 to 0.02). Due to better accuracy and the low cost, when approved, CPT may begin to replace current technologies for cervical cancer screening. CPK is designed to meet requirements for testing large series of specimens on regular basis-the usual practice in cytopathology laboratories performing the Pap test. CPK brings consistency for staining and interpretation, makes internal and external controls easier, and improves the test accuracy for lower cost, while increases laboratory productivity for less liability.
Owner:MARKOVIC NENAD S +1

Pap smear collection device with ejection sleeve

Sample collection for the Pap smear sample is critical for accurate diagnosis. Improper sample collection, poor sampling, and / or cell preservation can render a Pap smear unsatisfactory for evaluation, requiring a repeat smear collection. If the Pap smear does not contain appropriate representative cells from the transformation zone and endocervical canal, the ability of the test to detect disease is very low. Likewise, if the preservation of the sample is compromised, the screener's ability to recognize abnormal cells is greatly diminished. It is generally understood that cervical samples should be harvested by a two-stage technique, which includes sampling of the endocervical canal with a cytobrush and obtaining a sample from the transformation zone with a spatula. The use of either the cytobrush or the spatula alone may be adequate but not as effective as the two-stage technique. Both the Cervex Brush and REG;(Unimar, Inc.) and the Accellon Combi & REG;(Medscand AB) are two collection devices which combine the action of the cytobrush and spatula, thus permitting broader sampling with a one stage technique. The standard method of transferring cervical cells from the collection device or complete transfer of the collection device into the liquid collection vial is often challenging. These challenges include but are not limited to: 1-spilling the sample, 2-dispersing the medium collection such that air born body secretions could contact unprotected health care workers, 3-missing the collection container and contaminating the sample. It is the goal of the current device embodiment to provide a simple and consistent method of transferring the entire collection specimen into the collection container to maximize cell collection while minimizing challenges of head disengagement. Such devices are not limited to the cervical cell cytology collection markets but extend to all cell collection methods were the entire sample is suspended in a liquid or similar medium. Such samples include oral cavity collections (throat swabs, vaginal cavity collections (STDs, pregnancy test), urethral cavity collections (male STDs) fornex collections (Alaph fetal protein), and rectal collections as well as open procedures requiring cell sampling.
Owner:JANNETTY JOSEPH D +1
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