Quantitative Structural Analysis of Hyperchromatic Crowded Cell Groups in Cervical Cytology: Overcoming Diagnostic Pitfalls

Our findings indicate that the integration of gray-scale-based texture analysis has the potential to improve diagnostic accuracy in cervical cytology and break through current diagnostic limitations in the identification of high-risk lesions.

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Cancers
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2024-12-21
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https://doi.org/10.3390/cancers16244258
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1
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Cervical Cancer and HPV Research
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Quantitative Structural Analysis of Hyperchromatic Crowded Cell Groups in Cervical Cytology: Overcoming Diagnostic Pitfalls

Tamami Yamamoto, Shinichi Tanaka, Norihiro Teramoto
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Cervical Cancer and HPV Research
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Quantitative Structural Analysis of Hyperchromatic Crowded Cell Groups in Cervical Cytology: Overcoming Diagnostic Pitfalls

Tamami Yamamoto, Shinichi Tanaka, Norihiro Teramoto
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Our findings indicate that the integration of gray-scale-based texture analysis has the potential to improve diagnostic accuracy in cervical cytology and break through current diagnostic limitations in the identification of high-risk lesions.

CancersVol. 16(24)
Shikoku Cancer Center (JP), Kawasaki University of Medical Welfare (JP)
Japan Society for the Promotion of Science
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