Pathological Anatomy

Tissue inclusion systems are an invaluable tool in the field of anatomic pathology. These systems help clinicians collect and process tissues efficiently and safely. This, in turn, allows laboratory procedures to be performed with precision and reliable results for therapeutic decision-making. In addition, tissue inclusion systems also allow rapid access to test results for standardized processing and diagnosis. Ultimately, they are an invaluable tool in the practice of anatomic pathology.

The application of tissue inclusion systems in anatomic pathology enables disease-specific diagnosis, providing pathologists with the information they need for correct treatment. These systems are characterized by providing tissue inclusion in materials designed to protect the tissue from desiccation, thus allowing the preservation of individual tissues for accurate and reliable diagnoses. In addition, they also offer a high capacity for pattern detection and the evaluation and diagnosis of samples, helping to minimize variations in the quality of the result.

• Electronic module designs. The stainer meets the requirements of conventional staining or special staining. For different laboratories, and staining can be achieved simultaneously or individually for good effectiveness.
• The color touch screen makes date and search convenient, different staining programs, and progress displayed on the interface.
• The staining program started with a color code and is constantly displayed on the interface.
• 10 set programs, 10 staining units can be run simultaneously, and any program runs at any time.
• 26 Reagent Station, two of them can be waiting stations. Optimizes staining progress when multiple staining racks are running simultaneously.
• The dye rack enters and exits the loading bins up and down. 2 racks for loading, and 3 racks for unloading.
• The reach of the mechanical arm at any station in 1 second at high speed, up and down frequency for the staining rack can be set

The microtome, is a high-precision device, and its use requires a certain degree of skill and experience. For this reason, it is usually necessary to go through a training period before you can use them safely.

It consists of several parts, each of which fulfills a specific function to ensure the correct production of the thin sheets. Which are:

• The base, which is where the material to be cut is placed. It is usually made of wood or plastic and is covered with a layer of rubber or soft plastic to protect the material to be cut. There is also a groove in the base, which is used to place the sheet on which the material will be deposited.
• The table, which is where the slide is placed. It is a glass or metal plate on which the material to be cut is placed. The table moves up and down to adjust the height of the slide so you can get sheets of the desired thickness.