An experimental system for identification of early cervical pathology
in mass examination of women is presented. It uses band-pass spatial f
requency filtering technique for the fast localization of atypical cel
ls by transforming their dark stained nuclei into bright spots whose i
ntensities depend on the nuclei diameter. The nuclei of enlarged size,
which are the symptom of the disease, are detected by measuring the i
ntensity level of the spots. This paper is focused on the problem of a
rtifacts rejection by dual wavelength illumination and coherent noise
suppression.