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What is the importance of informed consent in Histology?

Informed consent is a fundamental ethical and legal requirement in histology. Patients must be fully informed about the procedures, risks, and benefits associated with the collection and analysis of their tissue samples. Failure to obtain proper informed consent can lead to legal actions for negligence and violation of patient rights.

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