Liquid-Based Cytology (LBC) + CINtec PLUS P16/Ki67 + HPV28

Test Package Consisting of:

1. CINtec PLUS p16/Ki67 – A test performed to deepen the diagnosis of precancerous changes and cervical cancer.
2. Liquid-Based Cytology (LBC): A more modern and precise cytological examination technique.
3. HPV14: Identification of 14 HPV genotypes (Human Papilloma Virus).

Simultaneous detection and genotyping of 14 different high-risk HPV genotypes for cervical cancer development. HPV genotypes tested: 16, 18, 31, 33, 35, 39, 45, 51, 52, 56, 58, 59, 66, 68.

We use one of the latest single-layer cytological methods, LBC-BLX. The BLX system provides all the fundamental benefits of liquid cytology:

• Improves smear quality by eliminating inflammatory cells and erythrocytes
• Increases sensitivity in detecting dysplastic changes
• Reduces borderline and "ambiguous" ASCUS diagnoses
• Introduces co-testing, allowing for cytological examination and HPV detection
• Utilizes CINtec testing to assess the integration of oncogenic viruses into cells
• Identification of early cancer biomarkers – p16 and Ki-67 proteins, detection of cancer cells among cervical epithelium cells, and identification of HPV genetic material in the patient’s body with genotype determination.

Method: Immunocytochemistry + LBC + Real-Time PCR

Sample Material: Liquid-based cytology.

NOTE: The sample for this test must be collected by a gynecologist or midwife.

Instructions for sampling are included in the package.

Material Collection in Warsaw:

To arrange a pickup time for your shipment by a driver in Warsaw, please contact a BORLAMED employee by email or phone.

A laboratory employee will schedule a visit by our driver at the chosen time.

The material collection is free of charge.

You can also personally deliver the material for testing during the laboratory's working hours (Mon - Fri 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM).

Material Collection:

Schedule a pickup time for your shipment via courier or parcel locker – to do so, please contact a BORLAMED employee by email or phone. The laboratory employee will arrange for a courier or parcel locker and ask you to print the shipping label, which will be sent to your email address.

The material collection is free of charge.