GynTect®
Your test for the detection of cervical cancer
GynTect® provides rapid certainty in the event of abnormal Pap and HPV findings and reliably detects cervical cancer.
GynTect®
GynTect® provides rapid certainty in the event of abnormal Pap and HPV findings and reliably detects cervical cancer.
Abnormal Pap results or a positive HPV test can indicate cancer as part of cervical cancer screening. However, they often turn out to be a “false alarm”.
For many women, such findings generally lead to a controlled wait-and-see approach. This so-called watchful waiting can lead to severe psychological stress.
Alternatively, time-consuming examinations, such as a colposcopy or biopsy, are then necessary for further clarification. In addition, positive test results are sometimes followed by potentially unwarranted surgical procedures like conisations.
We want to protect women from these negative experiences. Therefore, after extensive research, we have developed GynTect®. This innovative test detects cervical cancer at an early stage and gives you certainty without unnecessary physical or psychological stress.
To use GynTect®, your gynecologist takes a swab sample from the cervix, similar to the Pap test. No deeper interventions are necessary.
GynTect® can distinguish at an early stage between cell changes that heal on their own and those that develop into cancer, avoiding unnecessary operations.
The GynTect® test can be carried out in the laboratory within a few days. Your doctor will usually receive a reliable result just a few days after sending the swab sample.
Precise results within days
1. your gynecologist takes a simple swab sample, as one would expect from routine examinations, and sends it to the laboratory.
2. the laboratory uses the GynTect® test to examine the DNA of the cervical cells for cancer-typical changes.
3. a distinction can be made between cell changes that heal on their own and those that can develop into cancer.
4. the test result is available within a few working days and is sent to your doctor.
There is a small risk of cervical cancer at the time of testing. If dysplasia is present, there is a high probability that it is not malignant.
There is a high risk of cervical cancer or a malignant precursor. Therapeutic action is advisable.
Based on available study data, GynTect® is suitable for making a clear statement about the disease status of patients with abnormal Pap smears.
In all previous studies, GynTect® was able to detect all cases of cervical cancer.
“Much more education is needed about what abnormal Pap results or a positive HPV test really mean. And we need much better, more precise diagnostics to prevent the psychological burden of unclear findings from arising in the first place. GynTect® offers patients and doctors this important support.”
How to obtain GynTect®
The GynTect® smear test may only be performed by your gynecologist. You can request the appropriate smear collection kit from us free of charge. Simply use our short online form and we will help you with the organization.
Your gynecologist will then take a swab of your cervix. The sample is sent to a laboratory. There your smear will be analyzed using the GynTect test kit. You only agree to GynTect for a fee once you have signed the treatment contract with your gynaecologist and it has been sent to the laboratory together with the sample.
Within a few days, the laboratory will determine your result and send it to your doctor. Your doctor will then discuss the result with you. In most cases, you will be given the all-clear, allowing you to breathe a sigh of relief.
Order GynTect® or ScreenYu Gyn®
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Löbstedter Str. 41
07749 Jena
Germany
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Precise results within days: Eberhard Schorr/oncgnostics GmbH
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contact: Eberhard Schorr/oncgnostics GmbG; Grit Hiersemann/oncgnostics GmbH