Cultures and swabs

The cytological examination provides a physiological picture of the current condition of the cervix, and in combination with the HPV test gives additional information information about predisposition to cervical cancer, Therefore, performing both tests most accurately diagnoses the potential disease disease.

Cytology with HPV testing is the best test  to detect precancerous lesions and cervical cancer.

The single-layer cytological examination (LBC) has a significantly better quality of the obtained preparation compared to the conventional method, as the image consists of a thin layer of cells.

Qualitative testing with genotyping, detects the four most common virus types: 6, 11, 16 and 18.

Testing with genotyping of the 2 most common genotypes High-risk HPV: 16 and 18.

Testing with genotyping to detect 2 low-risk HPV genotypes risk.

HSV I/II are DNA viruses that cause lesions at the border of the mucosa and skin (lips, genitals). The virus may also be involved in the onset of cervical cancer.