Corinne Selle
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Corinne Selle has a total of 29 co-authors. Here are the top co-authors by number of shared publications:
Ambrogio Fassina
University of Padova Padova Italy
1 shared publication- Arrigo Capitanio
Department of Pathology, Linköping University Hospital, Linköping, Sweden
1 shared publication Beatrix Cochand‐Priollet
Cochin Hospital AP‐HP Centre University Paris Cité Paris France
1 shared publicationCarolina Anton Lorenzo
Department of Pathology University of Navarra Clinic Madrid Spain
1 shared publication- Daniel Carrasco Bernal
Department of Pathology and Cytology Halland Hospital Halmstad Halmstad Sweden
1 shared publication - Danijela Vrdoljak-Mozetic
Department of Pathology and Cytology Clinical Hospital Centre Rijeka Rijeka Croatia
1 shared publication
Latest Publications
- 29 October 2026
- Published by Wiley in Cytopathology
Interobserver Variability and Cytotechnologist Performance in Digital Cervical Cytology: An International European Federation of Cytological Societies Study
Background: Whole‐slide imaging (WSI) is increasingly incorporated into digital cervical cytology workflows; however, interpretive variability in borderline and low‐grade squamous lesions remains a recognized diagnostic challenge. This study evaluated interobserver agreement among cytotechnologists in WSI‐based cervical cytology, focusing on borderline and low‐grade squamous lesions. Methods: Sixty‐eight cervical cytology cases (31 ASC‐US, 19 NILM, 18 LSIL) were independently assessed by 19 cytotechnologists across two WSI‐based evaluation rounds. One participant was excluded due to incomplete evaluations in Round 1. Interobserver agreement was evaluated using Fleiss' kappa, Kendall's W , intraclass correlation coefficient, Krippendorff's alpha, Cronbach's alpha and Spearman rank correlation. Conclusions: Digital assessment using WSI demonstrated moderate interobserver agreement among cytotechnologists, with the greatest variability observed in ASC‐US cases. Repeated evaluation was associated with high internal consistency. Findings are compatible with interpretive variability; WSI‐specific effects cannot be excluded without a direct comparator. Paired rater medians did not differ significantly (4.38 vs. 4.00 min; p = 0.090).
- 29 October 2026
- Published by Wiley in Cytopathology
Interobserver Variability and Cytotechnologist Performance in Digital Cervical Cytology: An International European Federation of Cytological Societies Study
Background: Whole‐slide imaging (WSI) is increasingly incorporated into digital cervical cytology workflows; however, interpretive variability in borderline and low‐grade squamous lesions remains a recognized diagnostic challenge. This study evaluated interobserver agreement among cytotechnologists in WSI‐based cervical cytology, focusing on borderline and low‐grade squamous lesions. Methods: Sixty‐eight cervical cytology cases (31 ASC‐US, 19 NILM, 18 LSIL) were independently assessed by 19 cytotechnologists across two WSI‐based evaluation rounds. One participant was excluded due to incomplete evaluations in Round 1. Interobserver agreement was evaluated using Fleiss' kappa, Kendall's W , intraclass correlation coefficient, Krippendorff's alpha, Cronbach's alpha and Spearman rank correlation. Conclusions: Digital assessment using WSI demonstrated moderate interobserver agreement among cytotechnologists, with the greatest variability observed in ASC‐US cases. Repeated evaluation was associated with high internal consistency. Findings are compatible with interpretive variability; WSI‐specific effects cannot be excluded without a direct comparator. Paired rater medians did not differ significantly (4.38 vs. 4.00 min; p = 0.090).