manual monitoring

How is Manual Monitoring Conducted?

Manual monitoring in histology involves several critical steps:
Sample Preparation: Technicians manually check the quality of tissue samples, ensuring proper fixation and embedding. They assess the thickness and orientation of sections before microscopic examination.
Staining Procedures: During staining, technicians visually inspect slides to ensure that stains have been applied correctly and evenly. This step is crucial for the differentiation of cellular components.
Microscopic Examination: Finally, technicians manually inspect slides under a microscope, verifying the clarity and contrast of images to ensure accurate interpretation.

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