cytotechnologist造句

• The cytotechnologist performs a secondary evaluation and determines whether a specimen is normal or abnormal.
• A "'cytotechnologist "'is an allied health professional trained in cytotechnology.
• The sample is then usually screened by a specially trained and qualified cytotechnologist using a light microscope.
• For years, programmers tried to write an algorithm that could duplicate a cytotechnologist's instant recognition.
• St . John worked as a cytotechnologist at Regina Mundi in Devon from 1974 to 1976 and as a tutor there from 1976 to 1978.
• The examiner, called a cytotechnologist, typically looks at 100 slides a day, flagging perhaps five as positive and dismissing the rest as negatives.
• The most popular nuclear stain, the Gill hematoxylin series, was created in Frost's cytopathology department in the 1970s by cytotechnologist Gary W . Gill.
• If performed by a pathologist alone, or as team with pathologist-cytotechnologist, the success rate of proper diagnosis is superior than when performed by a non-pathologist.
• Matritech, building on research done by two cell biologists at Massachusetts Institute of Technology in the mid-1980s, has patented a way to make cancerous and precancerous cells obtained in a Pap smear either glow in the dark or turn bright red, thus making them easier for the cytotechnologist to find.
• Normally, the cytotechnologist who examines a Pap smear _ which is a scraping of cells from the cervix and vagina _ has to peer through a microscope, hunting through tens of thousands of plump, regularly shaped healthy cells that have small nuclei, to find as few as a dozen misshapen, cancerous or precancerous cells that have large or irregular nuclei.