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A practical guide to Papanicolaou smear rescreens: how many slides must be reevaluated to make a statistically valid assessment of screening performance?

Krieger et al., 1998

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18299330382568936328
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Krieger P
Cohen T
Naryshkin S
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Cancer Cytopathology: Interdisciplinary International Journal of the American Cancer Society

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BACKGROUND. The question of the minimum number of Papanicolaou (Pap) smear slides that must be rescreened to draw statistically valid conclusions regarding the accuracy of screening often is raised. No method for generating answers in varying laboratory …
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