Cervical Cytology

Detection





BD SurePath™ Pap test combined with the scrutiny of the BD FocalPoint™ Slide Profiler helps improve the accuracy of the Pap result.

The BD SurePath™ 13mm cell deposition area is the smallest viewing area of any Pap test on the market today. A reduced screening area enables your lab to be more efficient in reading slides and increasing turn-around times. Carcinorna in-situ
The BD SurePath™ proprietary Cell Enrichment process improves the ratio of diagnostic cells to non-diagnostic debris1, enabling a clear view for slide classification.

Slide
The BD FocalPoint™ Slide Profiler high throughput scanning improves lab processing capacity up to 33%.2
BD FocalPoint™ Slide Profiler Demonstrated 2:

  • Numerically more HSIL+ slides for both BD SurePath™ liquid-based Pap test and conventional slides as compared to the current practice in clinical trials.
  • 16% reduction in false-positives and a reduction in false-negatives on conventional slides.
  • Statistically improved LSIL+ disease detection on conventional slides.
  • Click here to see a figure of BD FocalPoint™ screening versus manual review.
The BD FocalPoint™ Slide Profiler improves lab throughput by archiving for No Further Review (NFR) up to 25% of the qualified slides not requiring manual Cytologist review.
The BD SurePath™ Pap test is the only Pap test available today that with a 64.4% increase in HSIL+ detection3.
The BD FocalPoint™ Slide Profiler directs cytotechnologists attention to slides most likely to contain abnormality, improving disease detection over manual review.2

BD SurePath™ liquid-based Pap test

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1 See BD PrepStain™ Summary of Safety and Effectiveness Data, Section (3) Process Qualification, Enrichment Studies.
2See BD FocalPoint™ Product insert. Note: Site to site variations in performance are expected. Each lab must carefully monitor the quality of its work.
3Compared to conventional Pap smear. See BD PrepStain™ product insert, direct to vial study population, Table 26, Table 15.
Note: Site to site variations in performance are expected. Each lab must carefully monitor quality of its work.