Vietnam MOH registration 240000004/PCBA-QN
Cellular Processing Equipment Based on Liquid
VN: Máy xử lý tế bào học dựa trên chất lỏng
Liquid Based Cytology Production Machine
Registration details
- Analysis ID
- 240000004/PCBA-QN
- Submission ID
- 000.00.24.H49-240228-0002
- Product Type
- LBP-4032
- Product Code
- LBP-4032
Company information
- Manufacturer Country
- CHINA
- Product Owner
- Guangzhou LBP Medicine Science & Technology Co., Ltd.
- Authorized Representative
- CÔNG TY CỔ PHẦN KHOA HỌC DOIT
Technical details
- Intended Use
- The liquid-based cell processing machine is used to spread the cells, fix and stain the body fluid before the sample analysis. The specialized test reagents are equipped to remove the interfering components in the sample and allow the production and staining of the cells to create thin cell layers for pathological diagnosis. The device is suitable for the cell pathology of cervical cells, sputum/phlegm cells, urine cells, blood cells, fine needle aspiration cells, etc. The device achieves the continuous, batch and automatic staining process, making it suitable for cell staining in medical institutions, medical research laboratories and other departments.
Dates and status
- Registration Date
- Mar 04, 2024
About this record
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