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Revista Médica del Uruguay

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AGUIAR, Carmen et al. Lesiones rectoanales por VPH, diagnóstico mediante PAP anal y anoscopía de alta resolución con biopsias: primera serie en Uruguay. Rev. Méd. Urug. [online]. 2015, vol.31, n.2, pp.97-102. ISSN 1688-0390.

Abstract Introduction: the incidence of anal cáncer has doubled in the last decades. The HPV is the cause for the most frequent sexually transmitted disease in the world, and causes 90% of anal cancers. This is the first time a protocol for screening rectoanal neoplasias is followed in Uruguay, using PAPs and high resolution anoscopies with biopsies. Objetives: to describe rectoanal lesions associated with HPV in a population of patients belonging to risk groups with anal PAP (citology) and biopsies with high resolution anoscopy with aceto-whitening. To compare the diagnostic yield of anal PAP with histology in high resolution anoscopy with aceto-whitening guided biopsy samples (golden standard). Method: we conducted a statistical description of the population studied. We conducted the agreement test (Kappa coefficient). Internal validity coefficients were calculated (sensitivity and specificity). The Epi-Info version 3.5.1 statistics package was used to process the information. Results: 60 patients were considered for the study, average age was 33 years old, 78% were female. The Kappa coefficient for agreement between histology and the cell classification with PAP was 0.403, IC 95% (0.17-0.63). PAPA sensitivity was 92%, specificity was 46%. Conclusion: the sensitivity of anal PAP we have found suggests it could be considered as a screening technique for the diagnosis of these lesions. Its scarce specificity suggests the need for confirmation with high resolution anoscopy with aceto-whitening guided biopsy in the future in the cases when PAP cytology is positive.

Keywords : ANUS NEOPLASMS [diagnosis]; PAPILLOMAVIRUS INFECTIONS; PAPANICOLAU TEST.

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