What does 'ROSE' stand for in the context of interventional cytology?
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Correct answer: Rapid On-Site Evaluation
ROSE involves a cytotechnologist or pathologist assessing the adequacy of the sample while the patient is still in the procedure room. This reduces the need for repeat procedures and ensures enough material is collected for ancillary studies.
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