About rapid microscopic diagnostics during operations according to the Dudgeon-Patrick method

Abstract

Over the past 25 years, pathologists have proposed many different ways to quickly seal biopsied pieces and quickly microscopically diagnose tumors and various tissues taken during operations. The main goal of all the proposed methods is: to give the surgeon a quick answer during the operation itself about the nature of the removed tissue or tumor and thus to create constant and close contact in the work of the pathologist and the clinician, in other words, to bring the pathologist to the operating room.

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