Histology Techniques-pathology

The document, titled Histology Techniques, provides a comprehensive overview of the processes involved in preparing and analyzing tissue specimens for microscopic examination. It covers the entire specimen journey, from reception and fixation to embedding, microtomy, staining, and microscopy. Key topics include the use of fixatives like formalin, the importance of proper tissue processing, and the techniques for cutting and staining tissue sections. The document also discusses various embedding media, such as paraffin wax and resins, and the use of frozen sections for rapid diagnosis. Additionally, it delves into staining methods, including histochemical and immunohistochemical techniques, to visualize specific tissue components. This resource is essential for students and professionals in pathology and histology, offering detailed insights into the technical and practical aspects of tissue preparation and analysis.