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Histologic Pitfalls in the Mohs Technique

Dermatologic Clinics, 2011
The success of the Mohs procedure depends on the reliability of each step in the technique. Pitfalls in histologic preparation of the tissue specimens may occur during debulking, excising, orienting, creating the map, sectioning, inking, tissue flattening and freezing, cutting, slide fixation, staining, and mapping the tumor.
Navid, Bouzari, Suzanne, Olbricht
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[Histological techniques in oncodermatology].

Annales de chirurgie plastique et esthetique, 2012
The skin oncology or "oncodermatology" requires a surgical treatment in most cases. For some surgeons, the oncodermatology takes a very important part of their practice. In the course of diagnostic and therapeutic of skin lesions, the pathologist plays now an essential role. He will guide our surgery. The techniques used by this specialist are numerous.
B, Chaput, S, Le Guellec, M, Courtade-Saïdi, D, Gangloff, T, Meresse, J-P, Chavoin, J-L, Grolleau, I, Garrido   +7 more
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Basic Histological Techniques for Planarians

2018
The chapter provides a concise account of collecting techniques, and basic histological techniques for investigating planarians, intended for use by practicing scientists and postgraduate students new to the field. Selected hands-on methods are described that will lead to well-stained preparations suitable for light microscopic examination for ...
Winsor, Leigh, Sluys, Ronald
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A modified Spalteholz technique with preservation of the histology

Annals of Anatomy - Anatomischer Anzeiger, 2001
The Spalteholz technique for producing clear macroscopic specimens was introduced 100 years ago, and is still in use today because it immediately provides transparent three-dimensional specimens. The classical clearing procedure with peroxide severely damages formalin-fixed tissue and inhibits further investigation on a histological level.
H, Steinke, W, Wolff
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Histological and histochemical techniques applied to the acaricales

Mycopathologia et Mycologia Applicata, 1967
Schedules and technical methods in the preparation of permanently stained slides of members of the Agaricales are given. The results obtained from the examination of sections of members of the Bolbitiaceae and Boletaceae so prepared are discussed. The work described is that originally carried out by the late Dr.Max Barrett.
B D, Disbrey, R, Watling
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Histologic Technique

The American Journal of Surgical Pathology, 1989
D L, Page, C, Nolen, J L, Womack
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Introduction to Histological Techniques

2019
The development of histological techniques for the past five centuries was propelled by the invention of the microscope and the improvement of its magnification and resolution. The greatest improvement of methods, allowing observation of plant and animal tissues, dates from the 18th and 19th centuries; whereas in the 20th century mainly the development
Anna Pecio, Rafal P. Piprek
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HISTOLOGICAL TECHNIQUES FOE THE ELECTRON MICROSCOPE

Journal of the Royal Microscopical Society, 1951
SYNOPSIS.A technique for cutting thin sections for the electron microscope is described. Adequate fixation of the tissue is one of the limiting factors. The tissue is fixed in osmium tetroxide, embedded in Ester wax, and sectioned on a Cambridge rocking microtome. The technique has been used to examine various normal rat tissues.
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Histological Evaluation of Liver Biopsy Techniques

Archives of Surgery, 1958
To aid in the diagnosis of liver disease, punch biopsy techniques have been in use at the University of Michigan Hospital during the past six years. The information gained from such examinations has often been found diagnostic in itself, and also extremely useful when correlated with data from other laboratory studies and clinical examinations.
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