Although histological techniques and staining may seem rudimentary, they enable one of our most powerful diagnostic tools: the pathological examination of tissue.
Histological techniques involve the various methods in which tissue may be prepared for microscopic examination, while staining is guided by clinical or pathologic suspicion. A clinician worried about parasitic infection may require a Giemsa stain, whereas basic hematoxylin and eosin may be all that is needed for the diagnosis of a common malignancy.
Regardless, the vast array of tools available to pathologists works best in concert with a clinician who has a general awareness of what options exist.
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I appreciate the amount of digestible information in this video.
Easy to understand, easy to assimilate! Very helpful to start Histology from zero!
Finally, Histology is not looking like a nightmare to me! Thank you, Dr. Meyer!!! ???? Your lectures are awesome!!! ??????????
Builds up from basics. I like that method. I just wish his lectures had maybe a 3-4 speed option.