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Science in Pills – 2. Frozen Sections

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2. Frozen Sections

In this edition of Science in Pills, we explore the benefits of the innovative Milestone method for frozen sections. This advanced technique allows for the fast preparation of high-quality frozen sections, enabling surgeons to receive precise intraoperative diagnoses, even through remote evaluations. For a more comprehensive understanding, we invite you to read the full articles.

Traditional vs. Milestone Method for Frozen Sections: A Quality Comparison

ARTICLE 1

“Cryoembedder, automatic processor/stainer, liquid nitrogen freezing, and manual staining for frozen section examination: A comparative study”

S.Lorenzo et al., Acta Histochemica

ARTICLE 2

“Validation of Remote Digital Frozen Sections for Cancer and Transplant Intraoperative Services”

L.Cima et al., Journal of Pathology Informatics

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