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#Staining. | #Staining. | ||
#*Routinue stains. | #*Routinue stains. | ||
#*Special stains. | #*[[Special stains]]. | ||
#*[[Immunostains]]. | #*[[Immunostains]]. | ||
#Case assembly and distribution. | #Case assembly and distribution. | ||
#Diagnosis. | #Diagnosis. | ||
#*Pathologist. | #*Pathologist +/- pathology [[resident]]. | ||
#**Tasks: | #**Tasks: | ||
#***More tissue. | #***More tissue. | ||
#***Levels/deepers. | #***[[Levels]]/deepers. | ||
#***Special [[stains]]. | #***Special [[stains]]. | ||
#***Immunostains. | #***Immunostains. | ||
#***Write report. | #***[[Sign out|Write report]]. | ||
#****Consult other pathologists - in house | #****Consult other pathologists - in house (internal consult) or outside (external consult). | ||
#****Discuss with clinician. | #****Discuss with clinician. | ||
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**Routine sections are cut at 3-4 micrometres. | **Routine sections are cut at 3-4 micrometres. | ||
***3 micrometres is considered ideal for GI biopsies and prostate biopsies.<ref>LE. 20 January 2015.</ref> | ***3 micrometres is considered ideal for GI biopsies and prostate biopsies.<ref>LE. 20 January 2015.</ref> | ||
**Sections for [[Congo red|Congo red]] are usually ~10 micrometres. | ***4 micrometres is a recommendation for immunostains.<ref>{{cite journal |authors=Magaki S, Hojat SA, Wei B, So A, Yong WH |title=An Introduction to the Performance of Immunohistochemistry |journal=Methods Mol Biol |volume=1897 |issue= |pages=289–298 |date=2019 |pmid=30539453 |pmc=6749998 |doi=10.1007/978-1-4939-8935-5_25 |url=}}</ref> | ||
***Sections for [[Congo red|Congo red]] are usually ~10 micrometres. | |||
===Staining=== | ===Staining=== | ||