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• The most common fixative is formalin, although frozen section fixing is also common.
• It has also spread into the frozen section of supermarkets in the Midwest.
• They are commonly used to fix frozen sections and smears.
• This can be done to slides processed by the chemical fixation or frozen section slides.
• Once learned, any pathologists currently doing frozen section histology would realize how simple the technique is.
• But experts not connected with McCain's case said that frozen sections can be unreliable for melanoma.
• The potatoes are in the frozen section.
• He then ordered what is known as a frozen section to test for cancer in the tissue.
• Some physicians believe that frozen section histology is the same as Mohs micrographic surgery, but it is not.
• It is the pathology lab that makes the difference, especially when frozen section is utilized in the operating theater.
• He also created Mississippi River Measure by measuring a frozen section of the river with lengths of his outstretched body.
• Frozen section procedure is a rapid way to fix and mount histology sections using a refrigeration device called a cryostat.
• The quality of the slides produced by frozen section is of lower quality than formalin fixed paraffin embedded tissue processing.
• The department of pathology offers facilities for cytology, histopathology, frozen sections, immunohistochemistry, tumour markers, haematology, cytochemistry, biochemistry, clinical pathology and microbiology.
• The fresh skin specimen is then mounted on a cryostat, and frozen sections are examined instead of the Mohs paste-fixed sections.
• In reality, Mohs micrographic surgery is nothing more than frozen section histology using a unique peripheral margin control tissue processing technique.
• OAs are also required to collect blood products from the blood bank and deliver urgent frozen section samples to the pathology laboratory.
• The only way to find out was to remove a sample of nodes for a quick biopsy test known as a frozen section.
• Another study of melanoma-in-situ revealed Mohs cure rate of 95 % for frozen section Mohs, and 98 to 99 % for fixed tissue Mohs method.
• The disadvantages of frozen sections include poor morphology, poor resolution at higher magnifications, difficulty in cutting over paraffin sections, and the need for frozen storage.