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We aimed to investigate reproducibility of diagnosis, presence of Bethesda criteria and their reflection to histopathology in Papanicolau (PAP) smears with atypical squamous cells of undetermined significance (ASC-US). We also searched for p16 antibody positivity in cervical biopsy specimens of the patients with diagnosis of ASC-US. Methods: 33 patients who had undergone cervicopathologic evaluation were chosen from patients given ASCUS diagnosis in our department between 2006 and 2013 for this study. All the Pap smear specimens were reevaluated simultaneously by two pathologists. The specimens were evaluated for positivity of each Bethesda ASC-US diagnostic criteria separately. The biopsy specimens were stained with p16 antibody. Results: The reproducibility rate of cytology reports for Pap smear specimens diagnosed as ASC-US was found 88%. Neither of the Bethesda diagnostic criteria showed significant precedence over each other for frequency of

acta oncologica turcica

Reproducibility of Diagnosis of ASC-US, Reflection of Diagnostic Criteria to Cervical Histopathological Results and Investigation of p16 Antibodies in Cervical Biopsies