The thin-layer preparation for the gynaecological cytology with the FDA certified Rovers® Cervex-Brush® Combi. Important scientific publication for gynaecologists: Sampling with the Rovers® Cervex-Brush® Combi results in the collection of the same amount of squamous cells, but in a two to threefold harvest of endocervical cells. This leads to the detection of a higher viral load of oncogenic HPV and an increase in the number of detected abnormal smears. Publication in Cytopathology 2006/17 p. 374-381 Improved endocervical sampling and HPV viral load detection by Cervex-Brush® Combi C. E. Depuydt*, I.H. Benoy, E. J. Bailleul**, J. Vandepitte*, A. J. Vereecken* and J. J. Bogers*** *Laboratory for Clinical Pathology (Labo RIATOL), Antwerp, Belgium, **Department of Gynecology, Sint-Vincentius Ziekenhuis, Nortsel, Belgium and ***Laboratory of Cell and Tissue Research, Faculty of Medicine, University of Antwerp, Antwerp, Belgium. Advantages of the technique: No cells will be lost by filtration or aspiration or other separating processes Inflammatory signs like e.g. granulocytes, lymphocytes or histiocytes are deliberately not extracted from the preparation as they are often used to find the diagnose. The tumour diathesis will not be lost Representative profile with all cell types, cell complex and inflammatory cells No 3D effect when screening Better morphology of the single cell, evenly spread cells Quicker findings due to a selected rectangle of 22mm x 15mm The remaining material can be used for additional examinations, e.g. HPV All different HPV tests possible (even high-risk HPV DNA test is possible) Improved cell explant by Rovers ® Cervex-Brush ® Combi, particularly for IUP users Transport container suitable for mailing Simple, effective, and efficient Accessories and consumables for Centrifuges Rotors for Cellspin® 101 Closed Removable Cyto-Rotor with Quick Exchange 301 Open Removable Cyto-Rotor with Quick Exchange 750 Open Removable Easy Rotor 105 Closed Removable Easy Rotor 380 Swing-out rotors with quick exchange for 15ml 381 Swing-out rotors with quick exchange for 50ml 382 Adapter compatible with rotor 381 Angle rotors for CellSpin ® III Lab & Uni 3800-A1 Angle Rotor 30x15ml 38000-A2 Angle Rotor for Falcon 8x50ml 3800-A3-1 Angle Rotor 24x2ml 3800-A3-2 Angle Rotor 30x2ml 3800-A4 PCR Angle Rotor 8x8 strips or 48 PCR Tubes 3800-H1 Hematocrit Rotor with reading device 3800-S2 Four Place Swing-out Rotor 4x100ml 3800-S1 Four Place Swing-out Rotor 4x200ml Cyto-Rotors for Cellspin ® Cyto & UNI 3900-4-S OPEN fixed 4-positions rotor 3900-8-S OPEN fixed 8-positions rotor 3900-12-S OPEN fixed 12-position rotor 3900-4-L OPEN removable 4-position rotor 3900-8-L OPEN removable 8-positions rotor 3900-12-L OPEN removable 12-positions rotor 3900-12-EL OPEN removable 12-position EASY rotor (takes Shandon™ clips) 3900-4-G CLOSED removable 4-position rotor 3900-8-G CLOSED removable 8-position rotor 3900-12-G CLOSED removable 12-position rotor 3900-12-EG CLOSED removable 12-positions EASY rotor (takes Shandon™clips) CE + IVD GynoPrep® meets the requirements of the european directive 98/79/EG (in vitro diagnostics directive) and carries the CE label Used by the German Army GynoPrep® is used by the German Army.

Thin Layer Cell Prep – DMI Medical USA

The thin-layer preparation for the gynaecological cytology with the FDA certified Rovers® Cervex-Brush® Combi. Important scientific publication for gynaecologists: Sampling with the Rovers® Cervex-Brush® Combi results in the collection of the same amount of squamous cells, but in a two to threefold harvest of endocervical cells. This leads to the detection of a higher viral load of oncogenic HPV and an increase in the number of detected abnormal smears. Publication in Cytopathology 2006/17 p. 374-381 Improved endocervical sampling and HPV viral load detection by Cervex-Brush® Combi C. E. Depuydt*, I.H. Benoy, E. J. Bailleul**, J. Vandepitte*, A. J. Vereecken* and J. J. Bogers*** *Laboratory for Clinical Pathology (Labo RIATOL), Antwerp, Belgium, **Department of Gynecology, Sint-Vincentius Ziekenhuis, Nortsel, Belgium and ***Laboratory of Cell and Tissue Research, Faculty of Medicine, University of Antwerp, Antwerp, Belgium.