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Frozen section diagnosis for non‐melanoma skin cancers: correlation with permanent section diagnosis

Journal of Cutaneous Pathology, 2015
Frozen section pathology is routinely used for margin assessment of non‐melanoma skin cancer (NMSC). Frozen section can also be used for the primary diagnosis of several skin lesions. Limited data exist on the accuracy of frozen section in the diagnosis of NMSC.
Oluwakemi, Onajin, David A, Wetter, Randall K, Roenigk, Lawrence E, Gibson, Amy L, Weaver, Nneka I, Comfere   +5 more
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Permanent preparations of stained whole‐body sections using ‘Trycolac‘

Journal of Microscopy, 1973
SUMMARYPermanent preparations of whole‐body sections cut by Ullberg's technique can be prepared using a ‘spray‐on’ mountant (‘Trycolac’), which does away with the necessity for glass slides and coverslips. Routine staining methods can be used, providing the alcohol content of the stain is low.
D A, Farebrother, N C, Woods
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Permanent Deposits of Sectionalism in American Christianity

Church History, 1932
About the fourth decade of the nineteenth century, a change came over the general spirit of American society. Historians have often noted the fact and they have described it and explained it in various ways. It was a time of storm and stress, a period of controversy and conflict and finally war.
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Comparison of MART-1 Frozen Sections to Permanent Sections Using a Rapid 19-Minute Protocol

Dermatologic Surgery, 2009
The use of melanoma-associated antigen recognized by T cells (MART-1) immunostain has been proposed as a useful adjunct to overcome the inherent difficulties in the use of frozen sections during Mohs surgery for the treatment of melanoma, but no studies have compared MART-1 frozen sections with MART-1 permanent sections. Current MART-1 1-hour protocols
Basil S, Cherpelis, Richard, Moore, Sharron, Ladd, Ren, Chen, L Frank, Glass   +4 more
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Thin section analysis of earthworm burrow disintegration in a permanent pasture

Geoderma, 1997
Abstract Earthworm burrow systems are dynamic in nature; active earthworms create burrows, while other burrows disintegrate. Thin sections, made from soil samples taken at 2.5 and 22.5 cm depth in a chronosequence (0 to 7.3 yr) of burrow systems developed in a permanent pasture, were studied to assess the processes responsible for the disintegration ...
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A Simplified Method of Preparing Permanent Tissue Sections for the Erythrocyte Adherence Test

American Journal of Clinical Pathology, 1981
A method of preparing permanent sections of tissue for the erythrocyte adherence test using glutaraldehyde fixation and polylysine as the bonding agent is described. This method enables rapid staining with hematoxylin and eosin without loss of indicator erythrocytes.
H T, Yamase, G T, Powell, L G, Koss
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Fresh-Frozen Sections—their Permanent Preservation

American Journal of Clinical Pathology, 1955
M B, DOCKERTY, R L, JACKSON
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Lentigo maligna. The use of rush permanent sections in therapy.

Archives of dermatology, 1990
Lentigo maligna is often treated with superficial therapies that are associated with high recurrence rates. The high recurrence rates are a result of incomplete destruction or removal of tumor from clinically inapparent but histologically positive areas.
S S, Dhawan, D J, Wolf, H S, Rabinovitz, E, Poulos   +3 more
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Manganese-based permanent magnet materials

Progress in Materials Science, 2022
Thomas R Keller, Ian Baker
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An Improved Rapid Nuclear Staining Technique for Permanent Sections

Mycologia, 1974
R L, Hulton, J F, Morgan-Jones
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