BestCyte® primary screening of 500 ThinPrep Pap Test thin-layers: 3 Cytologists’ Interobserver diagnostic concordance with predicate manual microscopy relative to Truth Reference diagnoses defining NILM, ASCUS+, LSIL+, and ASCH+ thresholds for specificity, sensitivity, and equivalency grading

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BestCyte® primary screening of 500 ThinPrep Pap Test thin-layers: 3 Cytologists’ Interobserver diagnostic concordance with predicate manual microscopy relative to Truth Reference diagnoses defining NILM, ASCUS+, LSIL+, and ASCH+ thresholds for specificity, sensitivity, and equivalency grading

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