1. The cervical smear test is a lifesaver.

2. Cervical smear recognition system bases on neural network is designed and developed. The system can be used to merge, classify and standardize files of the cell feature parameters automatically.

3. Early cervical smear screening plays an important role in improving the rates of diagnosing cervical cancer and reducing the mortality rate of cervical cancer.

4. Results : The sensitivity of cervical smear is 64.10 %, and the vaginoscopy's is 82.05 %.

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5. For polymorphonuclear leucocytes count of gram stained cervical smear, the sensitivity was 23.1%, specificity 84.5%, positive predictive value (PPV) 7.7% and negative predicative value (NPV) 93.8%.

6. Conclusion It is suggested that cases of cervical smear showing inflammation should accept colposcope examination.

7. The cervical smear and body weight were in normal range.

8. Conclusion The cytopathologic examination of cervical smear is a reliable method to detect infective diseases in female lower genital tract.

9. Methods : 326 patients inspected by cervical smear, vaginoscopy and cervical histopathological examination.

10. Still to come on the programme Inverclyde hospital to adopt key changes to cervical smear tests.

11. This is why it is very important for women to have regular cervical smear tests.

12. Methods 2 783 women received conventional gynecological examination, ultrasonography, cervical smear cytological examination and mammary infra-red scanning.

13. Objective: To evaluate the efficiency of cytologic examination of cervical smear combined with biopsy under colposcopy in diagnosis of cervical squamous intraepithelial lesions.

14. Object: To investigate a new thin cytologic test (TCT) of cervical cell for enhancing the quality of the routine cervical smear.

15. The distribution of the epithelial membrane antigen (EMA) of cervical smear cells in 67 patients has been examined with microwave immunohistochemical ABC technique.