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What are the Applications of Methenamine Silver Stain?
Methenamine silver stain is widely used in histopathology laboratories for various diagnostic purposes, including:
Detection of
fungal infections
: It is particularly effective for identifying fungi such as
Pneumocystis jirovecii
,
Aspergillus
, and
Candida
.
Visualization of
basement membranes
: It is used in renal pathology to assess the integrity of glomerular basement membranes in diseases such as
glomerulonephritis
.
Identification of
reticular fibers
: It helps in demonstrating reticulin fibers in tissues like liver and lymphoid organs, which is essential for diagnosing certain
cirrhosis
and
lymphomas
.
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