J. clin. Path. (1955), 8, 265. A METHOD OF SECTIONING ASPIRATED BONE-MARROW BY

A technique for preparing histological sections of aspirated bone-marrow to be satisfactory should fulfil the following conditions: it should be simple and easy to perform; it should give a good concentration of marrow particles without much admixture with peripheral blood; it should produce very little lysis of the blood cells; and it should give good fixation of the tissue so that sections can be stained by Romanowsky dyes as well as by routine stains and nuclear details can be easily discerned. The technique described below is believed to satisfy these conditions and to have advantages over various methods so far described. Other Authors ' Method