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Artefacts seen in virtual slides of given data below. Microscopy not radiology.

Artefacts seen in virtual slides of given data below. Microscopy not radiology.

Human Anatomy & Physiology (11th Edition)
Human Anatomy & Physiology (11th Edition)
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Artefacts seen in virtual slides of given data below. Microscopy not radiology.
ARTEFACTS Tissue is usually fixed and embedded in such material as paraffin, gelatine, resin etc. prior to sectioning. A range of knives (metal, glass, diamond) are used on various cutting machines -microtomes to obtain the sections. As a result, the tissue can sometimes be pushed out of shape and scratches, tears, or folds can appear. Excessive drying can create spaces that do not exist, and uneven thíckness can cause unusual colouring effects. These extra features are called artefacts. Virtual Slides Description of Artefact Kidney , human Small intestine,(jejunum), human Aorta, human Trachea, human Tendon, cat Thyroid gland, human Gall bladder, human
Transcribed Image Text:ARTEFACTS Tissue is usually fixed and embedded in such material as paraffin, gelatine, resin etc. prior to sectioning. A range of knives (metal, glass, diamond) are used on various cutting machines -microtomes to obtain the sections. As a result, the tissue can sometimes be pushed out of shape and scratches, tears, or folds can appear. Excessive drying can create spaces that do not exist, and uneven thíckness can cause unusual colouring effects. These extra features are called artefacts. Virtual Slides Description of Artefact Kidney , human Small intestine,(jejunum), human Aorta, human Trachea, human Tendon, cat Thyroid gland, human Gall bladder, human
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