Use of FTA card for dry collection, transportation and storage of cervical cell specimen to detect high-risk HPV.
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Ulf Gyllensten | U. Gyllensten | E. Wilander | M. Lindell | I. Gustavsson | Anders Strand | Inger Gustavsson | Monica Lindell | Erik Wilander | A. Strand
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