What Tissues are Commonly Examined Using Reticular Fiber Stain?
Reticular fiber staining is particularly useful in examining:
Lymphoid Organs: Including lymph nodes, spleen, and thymus, where reticular fibers form the supporting framework. Liver: To visualize the reticular network in hepatic lobules. Bone Marrow: To assess the structural integrity and organization of hematopoietic tissue. Kidneys: Especially in the context of glomerular diseases.
