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Item Análise do desempenho da revisão rápida de 100% na detecção de resultados falso-negativos dos exames citopatológicos cervicais(Universidade Federal de Goiás, 2009-06-30) MANRIQUE, Edna Joana Cláudio; AMARAL, Rita Goreti; http://lattes.cnpq.br/3665611660713029Objectives: analyze the performance of the 100% rapid re-screening in detecting falsenegative results of cervical screening cervical, in quality control, after routine screening, using the average time of one and two minutes, according to final diagnosis. Methodology: a total 5,235 smears, classified as negative and unsatisfactory by routine screening, were submitted to 100% rapid re-screening method, using the time average of one and two minutes. In these reviews, the smears classified as unsatisfactory or suspects were subjected to detailed review. The concordant results were considered final diagnosis; the differences were meeting for a consensus that defined the final diagnosis. Results: of 5,235 smears submitted rapid re-screening method, of using the time of one minute and two minutes there was sensitivity and specificity of the final method of 64.3% and 99.2% for the time of one minute and two minutes was 63.8% and 99.5%. In smears, with satisfy adequacy for analysis, the sensitivity and specificity of this method, using the time of one and two minutes, were 64.2%, 98.9%, 61.5% and 99.4% respectively. The smears, with the adequacy of the smears presented for analysis limits, the sensitivity and specificity, using the time of one minute, was 64.7%, 99.9% and for two minutes were 70.6% and 99.8%. Of the total of 5,121 cervical smears, had 958 (18.7%) clinical information, after being submitted to rapid rescreening, using the time of one minute, 18 of those were suspects, of which ten were confirmed by final diagnosis as abnormal. When submitted to rapid re-screening using the time of two minutes, 13 were suspects, nine of these were confirmed by final diagnosis as abnormal. A total 4,163 (81.3%) smears had no clinical information, after being submitted to rapid re-screening, using the time of one minute were 70 suspects, of which 35 were classified as abnormal. When submitted to rapid re-screening using the time of two minutes were 54 suspects, of which 35 were confirmed by final diagnosis as abnormal. A rapid re-screening showed a sensitivity to smear with clinical information, using the time of one minute of 83.3% and for two minutes of 75%. Conclusions: the rapid re-screening method of 100% showed no difference in the detection of falsenegative results using the time of a minute or two. The adequacy of the sample does not influence the detection of false-negative results, using both a time as two minutes, and there was no difference in the detection of false-negative smears with and without clinical information using a time-two minutes and finally, in smears with clinical informationItem Controle interno da qualidade dos exames citológicos do colo do útero: pré-escrutínio rápido versus revisão rápida de 100%(Universidade Federal de Goiás, 2011-09-29) TAVARES, Suelene Brito do Nascimento; AMARAL, Rita Goreti; http://lattes.cnpq.br/3665611660713029False-negative rates constitute a common problem in the daily routine of cytopathology laboratories. Among the various internal quality control methods, 10% random review is the least effective in detecting false-negative results in routine screening. On the other hand, good results have been found with 100% rapid review and with rapid prescreening. Nevertheless, no studies comparing these two methods have been reported. Objective: To compare the performance of rapid prescreening and 100% rapid review as internal quality control methods in cervical cytopathology. Methods: Over 27 months, 12,208 cervical cytology smears collected from Units of Primary Health Care of Goiânia were submitted to rapid prescreening and routine screening at Rômulo Rocha Center for Clinical Analyses at the School of Pharmacy, Federal University of Goiás, Goiânia, Goiás, Brazil. The 100% rapid review method was performed on all smears classified as negative at routine screening. Conflicting results obtained with either method were reviewed in detail to define final diagnosis, which was considered the gold-standard for evaluating the performance of rapid prescreening and 100% rapid review. In cases with abnormal cytology were evaluated the results of colposcopy, histopathology and of the new cytopathology. The sensitivity and specificity of internal quality control methods were estimated when compared to the final diagnosis, and to follow-up colposcopy, histopathology and at new cytopathology. Results: Compared to the final diagnosis, the sensitivity of routine screening and rapid prescreening was 72.9% (IC 95%: 70,0%-75,8%) and 75.6% (IC 95%: 72,8%-78,4%), respectively. Taking into account only those smears classified as negative at routine screening, the sensitivity of rapid prescreening and RR-100% was 90.2% (IC 95%: 86,4-93,9) and 57.0% (50,8%-63,2%), respectively. Rapid prescreening identified 220 (1.8%), while RR-100% identified 140 (1.15%) of the 244 (2.0%) cases with false-negative results at routine screening. The sensitivity of rapid prescreening in detect abnormal cases at follow-up colposcopy, histopathology and at new cytopathology was 87.5% (CI95%; 74.3%-100.7%) 82,4% (CI95%: 64.2%-100.,5%), 95.7% (CI95%:89.8%-101.5%), respectively, the sensitivity of 100% rapid review was 54.2% (CI95%: 34.2%-74.1%), 52.9% (CI95%: 29.2%-76.7%), 47.8% (CI95%: 33.4%-62.3%) respectively and the sensibility of routine screening was 83.2% (CI95%: 77.1%-89.3%), 85.7% (CI95%: 79.4%-92.0%), 73.3% (CI95%: 66.6%-79.9%), respectively. Conclusions: Rapid prescreening was more effective than 100% rapid review for the detection of false-negative results at routine screening, with a better performance when compared to final diagnosis, to follow-up colposcopy and at new cytopathology. The methods showed similar performance when compared at follow-up histopathology. Therefore, according to the results of this study, rapid prescreening provides subsidies to improve the performance of cervical cytopathology tests, whose the principal function of which is to detect cervical cancer precursor lesions.