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cytodiagnosis

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○cytodiagnosis

TEST NAME	TESTING MATERIAL	SPECIMEN REQUIREMENT	CONTAINER	CAP COLOR	STORE TEMPERATURE (STABILITY)	TURNAROUND TIME (DAY)	METHODOLOGY
General cytology	See below	See below	See below		refer to the following	4-7	(Sputum) Papanicolaou staining (Others) Papanicolaou staining and PAS staining or Giemsa staining
Cytology (Gynecology LBC Bethesda System)	Cervix/uterovaginal area/vaginal contents/vaginal stump	Submit with container	V41			4-7	TP staining
Cytology (Gynecology Bethesda System)	Cervix/uterovaginal area/vaginal contents/vaginal stump	1 smear specimen (wet-fixed)	Z10			4-7	Papanicolaou stain
Cytology (gynecology)	Cervix/uterovaginal area/vaginal contents/vaginal stump/endometrium	1 smear specimen (wet-fixed)	Z10			4-7	Papanicolaou stain
Cytology (gynecological LBC)	Cervix/uterovaginal area/vaginal contents/vaginal stump	Submit with container	V41			4-7	TP staining
Cytology [sputum collection cell method] (Class judgment)	Sputum (accumulated sputum for 3 to 5 days)	Submit with container	X10			4-7	Papanicolaou stain
Cytology [sputum collection cytology] (ABC judgment)	Sputum (accumulated sputum for 3 to 5 days)	Submit with container	X10			4-7	Papanicolaou stain
Cytology (urinary LBC)	Urological Materials	Urinary sediment 2 to 4mL	UV6			4-7	Papanicolaou stain
Bladder cancer FISH (Urovision)（Suspended beyond orders placed 10-03-2024）	Partial urine	Urinary sediment (please produce from at least 33mL of urine)	UV7		（30 days）	7-11	FISH FISH (Fluorescence in situ hybridization) Fluorescence in situ hybridization Hybridizes with the target DNA using a probe labeled with a fluorescent dye, and uses the fluorescent site that develops at a specific wavelength as a signal on the chromosome. How to detect under fluorescence microscope. There is a direct method in which a probe labeled with a fluorescent dye is directly bound to the target DNA, and an indirect method in which the probe labeled with a labeling substance is bound to the target DNA, and then the labeled probe and fluorescent substance are bound to develop color. .