Biopsy - Specimen Processing | |
Frozen Section technique |
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This technique allows examining histologic sections within a few minutes of removing the specimen from the patient. The quality of the tissue sections is not as good as those of the permanent section. A skilled pathologist and a knowledgeable surgeon can work together to use the frozen section's rapid availability to the patient's great benefit. Smears:The specimen is a liquid, or small solid chunks suspended in liquid. This material is smeared on a microscope slide and is either allowed to dry in air or is "fixed" by spraying or immersion in a liquid. The fixed smears are then stained, and examined under the microscope. |
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Mr.green(Guest)
Posted on: 08/21/2009 does this technique gives instant report? is it possible to do in same OT premises?
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