The skill level of the operator is vital for several reasons:
Sample Preparation: Proper tissue fixation, embedding, sectioning, and staining are fundamental. Each step requires precision to avoid artifacts that could obscure or distort findings. Microscopy: The ability to correctly use a microscope and identify specific cellular structures is essential for accurate diagnosis. Interpretation: Interpreting histological slides requires extensive knowledge and experience to differentiate between normal and pathological tissues accurately.
