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areas of partially obscuring exudate в препарате присутствует экссудат, частично затрудняющий оценку Explanation: |
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areas of partially obscuring exudate области, в к-ых экссудат частично загораживает/заслоняет изучаемые клетки (мешает их визуализации) Explanation: ы -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 11 час (2008-04-28 07:29:13 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- ASCCP Patient Management Guidelines **Pap Test Specimen Adequacy** and Quality Indicators Our objective was to provide management guidelines according to **Papanicolaou (Pap) test** **specimen adequacy** based on literature review and expert opinion... ...the current Pap test is negative but either lacks an endocervical/ transformation zone component or is **partially obscured**. ... ...before **Bethesda 2001 terminology** changes, there was no consensus regarding the timing of screening in women whose Papanicolaou (Pap) tests lacked a transformation zone component or exhibited partially obscuring factors. ... http://ajcp.metapress.com/media/2g2kyvvhrj39b6ykpee7/contrib... "The ThinPrep Pap test is an automated technique developed with the aim of producing better quality slides. Each cervical sample is rinsed into a vial of fixative fluid. In the laboratory the sample is homogenised, and a representative subsample is collected on a single-use filter, transferred to a glass slide, and stained in the routine fashion. This technique results in a better quality preparation, as the problems of poor fixation, uneven thickness of the cellular spread, and **obscuring of cells by blood and inflammatory exudate** are overcome". http://209.85.135.104/search?q=cache:nqpyRSXLI9AJ:www.mja.co... "An automated device has been developed to prepare a wide variety of cytology preparations. Using the device, cells collected in suspension are mildly dispersed and transferred to a glass slide using filter-transfer technology. The cell density on the slide is controlled by the instrument. A companion product, the solution used in specimen transport and preparation, provides long-term preservation of diagnostic cells while lysing red blood cells. The overall process yields clean, uniform samples with better visualization of the diagnostic cells. The use of a disposable filter prevents sample-to-sample contamination. Collection of the sample in solution makes it possible to produce multiple slides from one sample". http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/8809482 -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 11 час (2008-04-28 07:43:30 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- "Performance Measures for Australian Laboratories Reporting **Cervical Cytology** ... Investigate the extent to which time trends or differences between staff members exist in relation to the two broad reasons for unsatisfactory reports, namely insufficient cells and ****obscuring of cells****" http://www.foodsecretariat.health.gov.au/internet/main/publi... -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 11 час (2008-04-28 07:52:37 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- СловА "мешающий", "затрудняющий" и т.п. тоже, видимо, можно использовать в данном контексте, если, напр., встретятся словосочетания типа "obscuring inflammation" (см., напр., публикацию "Is that Pap specimen adequate?" http://myabhp.mediwire.com/main/Content.aspx?ArticleID=13891... Ясно, что в этом случае "воспаление" (как процесс) само по себе не может ничего "загораживать" или "заслонять", но вполне может привести к цитологическим последствиям, которые будут препятствовать нормальной визуализации интересующих исследователя клеток... Reference: http://209.85.135.104/search?q=cache:nqpyRSXLI9AJ:www.mja.co... Reference: http://ajcp.metapress.com/media/2g2kyvvhrj39b6ykpee7/contrib... |
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