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H&E and Special Stains

Primary staining makes up nearly 80% of the workload of an anatomic pathology lab, with hematoxylin and eosin (H&E) stain being the mainstay. Despite the technique being well-established, there has been a lack of standardization to the staining protocol and result interpretation. Combined with the rising demand of case volumes and the need to improve patient sample tracking, specialized automated solutions are born to address the challenges of anatomic pathology labs today. 

Roche is committed to providing solutions that deliver high quality stains and empower pathology professionals to apply their skills and training where it adds value. 

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