Antibrain antibodies (neuronal and myelin) ABA

Gynecologic cytology

Clinical significance

Cervical cancer is a sexually transmitted disease. At present, one screening test for the prevention of cervical cancer is commonly performed worldwide. This is gynecological cytology. Cytological examination is an effective, painless and safe examination of chambers taken from the cervix. Cytological examination allows detection of precancerous and cancerous conditions of the cervix, at a time when there are no symptomsów. It gives you the opportunity to assess whether you are in a risk group for cervical cancer. Cytology is especiallyól important in cancer prevention, as it allows detection of early forms of cervical cancer and so-called precancerous conditions, from which cancer can develop. Once a year, during a follow-up visit to the gynecologist, it should be performed by all women - regardless of age - who have begun their sexual life. Cytology is especiallyól important in cancer prevention, as it allows detection of early forms of cervical cancer and so-called precancerous conditions, from which cancer can develop. Once a year during a follow-up visit to the gynecologist, it should be performed by all women regardless of age.

Patient preparation

Material: Cervical swab