【[Product Description】

Rapid on-site evaluation (ROSE) is an indispensable part of contemporary respiratory interventional medicine, which specifically refers to a method in which a cytomorphologist conducts on-site preparation and staining of puncture specimens during interventional procedures such as bronchoscopy and conducts a rapid evaluation to provide feedback to the operator as to whether or not the puncture was successful, and to provide a preliminary diagnosis.

【Product Advantages】

1、Improve the detection rate
2、Reduce the number of interventions
3、Early and objective diagnosis
4、Specimen diagnosis triage

【Classification】

1、Cytology rapid on-site evaluation C-ROSE
Mainly used for the initial identification of the malignancy of the lesion, and at the same time to clarify the effect of sampling, to ensure that a sufficient amount of sampling, in order to prepare for the follow-up related to the detection of pathological cells and tissues of the quality requirements.
2、Microbiology rapid on-site evaluation M-ROSE
Mainly used for infectious diseases, to provide the morphological basis of some microbial pathogens, to provide cell classification and counting and its proportional cytological background, through the understanding of the body's response to the disease, for the estimation of the condition and prognosis of the efficacy of treatment.

【Operating Procedure】

ROSE is a three-step process of preparation, staining and flat reading. Because ROSE requires “real-time access to the means and methods of operation”, the actual operation, filming, staining and interpretation of all processes must be rapid and coherent.
1、Interventional procedures: lavage, clamping, puncture, etc;
2、Preparation: print or spray film method
3. Fluorescent staining: one-step staining
4、Microscopic observation: on-site evaluation

【Applicable Departments】

Respiratory medicine, pathology