We describe a new method of ultra-rapid histoprocessing that reduces the processing times for needle and endoscopic biopsies to 30 min and that of other surgical biopsy tissue blocks of up to 4 mm thick to 120 min. The MicroMED U R M Histoprocessor, which combines microwave irradiation with precise computer control of power, time, temperature, vacuum, and pressure, when used with a 1-step dehydrating/clearing reagent, consistently produces rapidly processed tissues with optimal cytomorphology and improved tissue sectioning properties. Staining properties are excellent with no deleterious effects on routine staining, histochemistry, or immunohistochemistry. This new processing technique represents a major change from conventional tissue proc...
A novel histoprocessing method for paraffin and plastic sections is presented in which dehydration o...
Introduction: Histopathological diagnosis of specimens is greatly dependent on good sample preparati...
In many pathology laboratories, both microwave ovens and pressure cookers are used for pretreatment ...
We describe a new method of ultra-rapid histoprocessing that reduces the processing times for needle...
We describe a new method of ultra-rapid histoprocessing that reduces the processing times for needle...
Background: Rapid processing of histopathological material is necessary to reduce the turnaround tim...
This paper evaluates and extends the novel method of preparing tissue blocks for paraffin sections w...
A novel histoprocessing method for paraffin sections is presented in which the combination of vacuum...
When microwaving and vacuum is combined, decrease of boiling temperature can be exploited in the his...
Microwave irradiation of tissue during fixation and subsequent histochemical staining procedures sig...
Fixation, which is the first step in tissue preparation in histopathology laboratories, followed by ...
In microwave stabilization the tissue is prepared for histoprocessing through the uniformly distribu...
Same-day turnaround of pathology specimens is desirable in this era of managed care, and rapid micro...
The purpose of this study was to explore the turnaround times, section and image quality of a number...
The discovery of microwaves is believed to have brought a revolutionary improvement in many scientif...
A novel histoprocessing method for paraffin and plastic sections is presented in which dehydration o...
Introduction: Histopathological diagnosis of specimens is greatly dependent on good sample preparati...
In many pathology laboratories, both microwave ovens and pressure cookers are used for pretreatment ...
We describe a new method of ultra-rapid histoprocessing that reduces the processing times for needle...
We describe a new method of ultra-rapid histoprocessing that reduces the processing times for needle...
Background: Rapid processing of histopathological material is necessary to reduce the turnaround tim...
This paper evaluates and extends the novel method of preparing tissue blocks for paraffin sections w...
A novel histoprocessing method for paraffin sections is presented in which the combination of vacuum...
When microwaving and vacuum is combined, decrease of boiling temperature can be exploited in the his...
Microwave irradiation of tissue during fixation and subsequent histochemical staining procedures sig...
Fixation, which is the first step in tissue preparation in histopathology laboratories, followed by ...
In microwave stabilization the tissue is prepared for histoprocessing through the uniformly distribu...
Same-day turnaround of pathology specimens is desirable in this era of managed care, and rapid micro...
The purpose of this study was to explore the turnaround times, section and image quality of a number...
The discovery of microwaves is believed to have brought a revolutionary improvement in many scientif...
A novel histoprocessing method for paraffin and plastic sections is presented in which dehydration o...
Introduction: Histopathological diagnosis of specimens is greatly dependent on good sample preparati...
In many pathology laboratories, both microwave ovens and pressure cookers are used for pretreatment ...