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and handling of surgical pathology specimens. The authors share their wealth of talent and experiences by providing general principles that can be employed to resolve even the most complex problems in dissection and tissue sampling. The descriptive text is augmented by 62 exclusive, detailed illustr

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Photography background, or blood-stained or blood-smeared backgrounds. Fortunately, with care and a standardized system, you can produce consistent high-quality photographs. This chapter first describes how to set up a standard photographic system and then describes how to photograph specimens and trouble shoot a variety of problems.

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General Approach to Surgical Pathology Specimensly used in the surgical pathology laboratory, and tissues infected with the human immunodeficiency virus (HIV), hepatitis viruses, mycobacteria, and other agents enter through its doors on a daily basis. Not only are these infectious agents present in the laboratory, but their transmission is also f

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