Diagnostic Value of P16 and Ki-67 Double Staining Detection in Cervical Fluid Based Cells in 1 250 Patients with Cervical Abnormalities
Objective:To explore and analyze the diagnostic value of P16 and Ki-67 double staining detection in cervical fluid based cells in 1 250 patients with cervical abnormalities.Methods:From January 2020 to August 2023,1 250 cases of individuals with cervical abnormalities who underwent cervical disease screening at Zhoukou Central Hospital were selected as the research subjects.All patients were subjected to single and double staining tests for P16 and Ki-67 in cervical fluid based cells.According to the pathological test results,they were divided into cervical cancer group(150 patients)and non-cervical cancer group(1 100 patients).Using pathological examination as the gold standard for diagnosis,evaluated the diagnostic value of the above testing methods for cervical cancer.Results:The pathological examination showed there were 600 cases of cervical intraepithelial neoplasia(CIN)grade 1,320 cases of CIN grade 2,180 cases of CIN grade 3,and 150 cases of cervical cancer in the 1 250 cases that the cervical cancer accounted for 12.00%.The positive rates of P16 and Ki-67 single staining and P16 and Ki-67 double staining in cervical cancer group were 98.00%,98.67%,and 97.33%,respectively.The rates in the non-cervical cancer group were 40.55%,49.27%,and 21.00%,respectively.There were significant difference between the two groups(P<0.05).The diagnostic sensitivity of P16 and Ki-67 single staining positive and P16 and Ki-67 double staining positive cervical fluid based cells for cervical cancer were 98.00%(147/150),98.67%(148/150),and 97.33%(146/150),respectively,with diagnostic specificity of 59.45%(654/1 100),50.73%(558/1 100),and 79.00%(869/1 100).Conclusion:The incidence rate of cervical cancer in patients with cervical abnormalities is relatively high,and the double staining of P16 and Ki-67 in the cervical liquid based cells is mostly positive.The application of double staining of P16 and Ki-67 in the diagnosis of cervical cancer patients can improve the specificity of diagnosis on the basis of maintaining sensitivity.
Cervical abnormalitiesCervical cancerCervical fluid based cellsP16Ki-67Double staining