reticular fiber stain

What are the Clinical Applications of Reticular Fiber Stain?

Reticular fiber staining has several clinical applications:
Diagnosis of Fibrotic Conditions: Such as cirrhosis and other chronic liver diseases.
Identification of Tumors: Certain tumors, like lymphomas, have characteristic patterns of reticular fiber distribution.
Evaluation of Bone Marrow Disorders: To assess the architecture and cellularity of bone marrow.

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