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Introduction to Histological techniques
- 1. Histological Techniques Nuha Al Jabri Oman College of Health Sciences
- 2. Objectives What is Histology? What are Histopathological Techniques? 2
- 3. Histology The microscopic study of tissue of organs in the body 3
- 4. Bascially When a doctor want to know what changes happens indise his body, the doctor will ask for histological studies.
- 6. Biobsy Operative procedure performed by the surgeon or physician to obtain either a part (Incision Biopsy) or the whole of tissue (Excision Biopsy). 6 1
- 7. Initiation of Fixation Process of preserving the tissue in “as life-like” state as possible. The most frequently used chemical is “Formalin” 7 2
- 8. Registration of Specimens An important clerical step of issuing “a unique” number to the specimen. This step prevent “mix-up” of specimens in later stages8 3
- 9. Grossing Done by pathologist Process of selecting the most likely are of pathology for further processing and microscopic studies.9 4
- 10. Completion of Fixation (Re-Fixation) To ensure that the tissue is properly and completely fixed before further steps 10 5
- 11. Processing Dehydration Removal of water from tissue. 11 6 Clearing Intermediate step. Impregnation or infiltration Filling the tissue with paraffin wax
- 12. Block making (Embedding) 12 7 Process of surrounding the impregnated tissue with paraffin wax
- 13. Section cutting (Microtomy) 13 8 The steps used to slice the “processed tissue” into thin slices. The slices tissue called a section.
- 14. Staining and Mounting 14 9 The process of allowing different colored solutions (stains) to color different components of the cell.
- 15. Reporting 15 10 The pathologist studies the processed and stained slide to identifies any abnormalities that may be present in the tissue
- 16. THANKS! Any questions? All histological techniques will be explained in depth through other lectures. Work Hard and enjoy the journey! 16