Decalcification is a critical preparatory step in histology, particularly for hard tissues such as bone and teeth, which contain large amounts of calcium that make them challenging to section. Proper Read More …
Decalcification
Category: Basic Histology I Yr
Embedding media
The embedding process and the choice of embedding media are critical for achieving high-quality histological sections, essential for accurate diagnosis and research. In histology, various moulds are used for embedding Read More …
Processing histological tissues for paraffin embedding
Processing histological tissues for paraffin embedding involves several key steps to ensure that the tissue is preserved, well-infiltrated with paraffin, and can be sectioned for microscopic analysis. Below is a Read More …
Fixatives
A histological fixative is a chemical substance used to preserve biological tissues from decay, maintaining the structure of cells and tissues for microscopic examination. Fixatives stabilise the tissue, preventing autolysis Read More …
Labeling of histology specimens
The reception of histological samples in a lab ensures high-quality analysis, accurate results, and effective patient care. It plays a vital role in histology’s overall workflow, influencing the efficiency and Read More …