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To: Dana Winrow who wrote (1486)2/26/1998 10:49:00 AM
From: Dana Winrow  Respond to of 1894
 
I have just received the reprints of Dawn Grohs' article in the January-February 1998 Acta Cytologica entitled "Impact of Automated Technology on the Cervical Cytologic Smear: A Comparison of Cost".

An abstract is available online:
acta-cytol.com

The article features a comparative cost analysis of various aspects of cervical cytologic screening and includes a detailed table that compares the current manual practice with the modified processes resulting from implementation of various automated systems (Cytyc's ThinPrep, AccuMed's AcCell/TracCell, NeoPath's AutoPap QC and AutoPap Screener, and NeuroMedical's PapNet).

The following information is from a summary table in the article.

Table II: Net Change in Cost per Test

Automated System Change in cost per test ($)
PAPNET +18.67
AutoPap QC +3.29
ThinPrep +3.18
AutoPap Screener +3.14
AcCell Cytopathology System -0.68

If you would like to receive a copy of the article, please let me know via e-mail (ir@accumed.com). (If you have requested an Investor Pack within the last few days, a copy will be included in the package.)

Dana Winrow
Investor Relations
AccuMed International, Inc.