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187 women with cytologically suspicious cervical smears (Papanicolaou III to V) were investigated by 387 pulse cytophotometric (ICP) measurements. Within the Papanicolaou III group a significantly higher 4c-peak was seen in cases with only one ICP-investigation if we had histologically pathological findings (dysplasia, carcinoma) as contrastes with clinically and cytologically regressive cases. In repeated ICP-investigations we found in group Papanicolaou III (histol.: dysplasia, carcinoma) as well as in group Papanicolaou IV and V a significantly higher mean 4c-height than in only once investigated cases. Within a ICP-series the maximal 4c-height is most representative. The security of diagnosis is raising with repeating ICP-investigations. Here it is a valuable diagnostic aid especially in suspicious cases. All abnormal ICP-findings must be controlled for a long time, even with normal cytological smears. At last, the circumstances causing false negative ICP-results are discussed.
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H Krug, and
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K Ebeling
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K Ebeling
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K Ebeling
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H Krug, and
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K Ebeling
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H Krug, and
K Kühndel, and
K Ebeling
January 2001,
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H Krug, and
K Kühndel, and
K Ebeling
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