»  The device will provide feedback to the operator so that the endocervical canal is always tested and the complete cervix is examined.

»  Immediate results of the exam will be available and cannot be confused with another patient’s data.

»  A detailed map of the state of the cervix will be generated for continued monitoring. Unlike the Pap test, the bioprobe will record all sampling
    by location so that a suspect reading in a particular place can be monitored on a regular basis.

»  A sophisticated visual graphic display will provide immediate verification to the doctor that the system is functioning as intended.

»  The continuity of structures across a surface will be used to validate tissue diagnosis.

»  The density of data and the independence of the data components will allow the diagnosis to be extremely accurate, which should
    reduce the frequency of ambiguous reports commonly reported by the Pap test.

»  The device can be modified for use as an improved cell collection system with feedback to verify coverage.

»  The device can be modified for use as a guide for tissue treatment or biopsy.

»  The handpiece will rotate automatically and position accurately without the need for highly proficient operators.

»  The system allows the practitioner to use an expert system inexpensively at the place of the primary physician rather than by referral.