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DySIS, Dynamic Spectral Imaging Systems |
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thomas
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Gynaecological Surgeon
Royal Marsden and
St George’s Hospitals |
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Sloane Street, London SW1X 9SW
Tel: 020 7201 2666; Fax 020 7823 1499 |
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DySIS
DySIS (Dynamic Spectral Imaging Systems) is
the next generation of colposcopic equipment.
This state of the art technology utilises
something called digital dynamic spectral
analysis to give quantitative data concerning
the risk of cancer and precancer
of the cervix.
The system produces a digital interpretation of
the colposcopic image and helps direct the
doctor when performing a biopsy. Many
centres are now installing this system.
In recent studies the diagnostic odds ratio of
DySIS was 49% higher than traditional
colposcopy and 71% higher than smear tests.
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Dynamic Spectral Imaging Systems, DySIS is discussed on this page.
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Thomas Ind 2004. colposcopy thomas ind
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