Some Techniques Of Tissue Section Preparation In The Pathology Laboratory.

Utilizes split-screen and photomicrography to contrast the differences between correctly and incorrectly processed tissues. Shows the effect of poor fixatives, dehydration and insufficient clearing, too much heat and too rapid cooling, poor sharpening and angling of the knife, static electricity generated by the cutting process, incomplete removal of paraffin and the appearance of mercuric chloride crystals and granules.

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Some Techniques Of Tissue Section Preparation In The Pathology Laboratory. National Committee For Careers In Medical Technology. 29 Min., Sd., Color, 16 Mm. © National Committee For Careers In Medical Technology; 9sep59; Mp9892. , Utilizes split-screen and photomicrography to contrast the differences between correctly and incorrectly processed tissues. Shows the effect of poor fixatives, dehydration and insufficient clearing, too much heat and too rapid cooling, poor sharpening and angling of the knife, static electricity generated by the cutting process, incomplete removal of paraffin and the appearance of mercuric chloride crystals and granules. NOTE: Two (or more) records have been merged together to create this data.

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