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Multimodal Hyperspectroscopy for Detection of Cervical Neoplasia
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Objective:To provide a prospective evaluation of the sensitivity and specificity of MHS as a new test for detection of high grade cervical dysplasia.
Method:203 women previously screened with liquid based cytology were evaluated with multimodal hyperspectroscopy (MHS), colposcopy and biopsy samples taken for histopathology.
Results: Sensitivity of MHS cervical scan for high grade intraepithelial neoplasia (CIN) 2+ was 86.6% and Specificity was 57.9%
Conclusions: MHS cervical scan is a noninvasive modality for detection of high grade cervical neoplasia with good efficacy.
Keywords
CIN, Cervical Cancer Screening, Multimodal Hyperspectroscopy.
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