Normal TCT examination results

The full name of TCT examination is liquid-based cytology test, which is the main method in clinical medicine to detect whether cervical cells have diseased. The system used in TCT testing is a liquid-based cytometric detection system. Compared with traditional testing methods, its accuracy can reach 100%. TCT examination is currently the most advanced non-destructive detection technology for cervical cancer in the world. It can effectively detect cervical cancer and is of great significance to the diagnosis and treatment of the disease. TCT examination can also detect some precancerous lesions, including microbial infection, etc., which can effectively prevent the occurrence of cancer. So, what is the normal TCT inspection report? Let's learn the relevant knowledge of TCT inspection in detail.

The clinical efficacy of TCT examination. The traditional method of cervical cytology examination is cervical smear Papanicolaou acid-fast staining examination, which is not very accurate. Compared with traditional methods, the diagnosis rate of TCT examination is very high, reaching 100%. The diagnosis of cervical cancer includes three steps: TCT, colposcopy and pathophysiological diagnosis. TCT examination is only the first step and is also a particularly important step. If the TCT test shows abnormalities, further colposcopy and pathophysiological diagnosis are required. If the TCT test shows normal, no further examination is required.

Analysis of TCT test results. There are several conditions for TCT examination results, including no malignant changes, microbial infection, ASCUS, LSIL, HSIL, SCC, etc. If the test results show no intraepithelial lesions and malignant changes, microbial infection, or reactive cellular changes, it indicates that everything is normal and the patient's cervical cells have no lesions or precancerous lesions, but regular follow-up is still needed. The accuracy of TCT testing is very high, but there are still many common problems before the test, such as not having sexual intercourse or washing the vagina.

The article answers the question of what a normal TCT examination report is, and introduces in detail the clinical manifestations and result analysis of TCT examination. There are five types of test results in TCT examination, among which the one that indicates the test subject is normal is "no epithelial cell degeneration and malignant degeneration, reactive somatic cell changes, and microbial infection". If the test results are abnormal, further colposcopy and pathophysiology are required to confirm the diagnosis.