1. What is the importance of immediately submerging of tissue sample to a fixative after an operational surgery? 2. What are the important information that must be recorded by the Pathologist before dissecting the specimen? 3. What is the result of inadequate ratio of fixative to the specimen?

1. What is the importance of immediately submerging of tissue sample to a fixative after an operational surgery? 2. What are the important information that must be recorded by the Pathologist before dissecting the specimen? 3. What is the result of inadequate ratio of fixative to the specimen?

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1. What is the importance of immediately submerging of tissue sample to a fixative after an operational
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2. What are the important information that must be recorded by the Pathologist before dissecting the
specimen?

3. What is the result of inadequate ratio of fixative to the specimen?

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