Histopathology || Tissue Processing || Tissue processing in histopathology laboratory

[@alyannamorata5874]

i love this style of videos since I'm more of a visual learner. It is also not boring because the drawings are bright and cute. Thank you for this! It made studying histopathology a little more fun.

[@essieuchesecrets4705]

This is absolutely awesome....I'm sure I'll never forget the stages involved in tissue processing again. Excellent visual representation.

[@keerthiniraji1861]

Sir all my doubts in the flow process of the Histopathology is cleared , I feel happy and greatful thank you sir🎉.

[@Priskarl]

The aim of fixative in histopatthology is to keep the tissue as much as is possible in its natural state without degradation by either autolysis which is the destruction of tissue by its own enzymes or putrefaction the destruction of tissue by bacteria.

[@aishwaryasahu5584]

Awesome... mtlb jannat ....itna bara topic to ...itne payar s smja Diya sir....Maja AA gya

[@godskid9813]

Bro just simplified a 1hour thing in 10 minutes ❤

[@amitvlogs8976]

Kaafi achhe se samjhaya .. Love from Gorakhpur Uttar Pradesh ❤️❤️

[@ClaudiaNdiating]

Fixative is to prevent tissue from autolysis and also present it from putrefaction which means preventing it from its enzyme and environmental bacteria and microorganisms

[@muslimahhhh4]

Jazakallah khair it was awesome understanding great work keep it up 👏

[@navuthakur577]

Very good video... but you missed a part in fixation.... i.e we use a different fixative for bones.... like for bone marrow.... we use nitric acid for decalcifaction..... I know part of cytology.... it is necessary..... bt your video is awesome update more... I learned a lot

[@manojmakwana136]

Well brother thanks for this video .... You know tomorrow I have pathology paper and you give me quick revision from this video .... Thanks a lot

[@jsudhakarsudha5071]

super very good video

[@sarangas8688]

Very excellent presentation.👏👏

[@mntchoudhary]

Thanku sir ....I need more video related to histo pathology and cytology

[@rekhapani2367]

Fixative is the most important to prevent autolysis the tissue And it's such a good vedio

[@karenhope6104]

Thanks for this video The visual representation is amazing

[@babitax1991]

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[@MedicalLABORATORYTuition]

dear, at this time very busy schedule, but i try to post video as possible as .

[@mansipal1947]

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[@mansipal1947]

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[@MedicalLABORATORYTuition]

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[@mansipal1947]

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[@Priskarl]

Wonderful job you did here, I’m hitting the subscribe button.

[@Making_myself_viral04]

thank you sir for amazing knowledge & and very fruitful session.

[@sonalisubhadarsini2436]

Vry nyc vdo

[@asifalishah8502]

So information vedio...thnks u so much..i really got very help of it..

[@Khushi_-121.]

I really like the way that you explain ❤

[@ratheraabid3392]

Amazingly presented thanks❤

[@suwridance2349]

Knowledgeable vedios i found related to mlt syllabus on your channel sir love these ❤️

[@dharmendradharmendra1916]

Very useful information.. Tq...

[@amenasadath7054]

Very helpful and amazing video 👌👌

[@kishankumarparida4760]

very informative... thank you for this video

[@empowerminds352]

Your video is awesome. I found it pretty much informative. Thanks.

[@Chutki5504]

Fixative = preserve the cells and tissues consistence Hardness of soft tissue Conversation of semisolid consistency to irriversible semisolid consistency

[@manivannanponnusamy2281]

Easily understood that information , awesome

[@poojaas6653]

👏👏👏👏👏👏👏 better than my mam teach

[@syedmajidalibukhari2461]

Very very very nice video made,,,, full of information,, it does not bore the video.

[@tessapreethi4241]

Superb teaching I understood clearly plzz updates more videos 😍😍😍 awesome

[@msuresh5124]

Thank you for this ,i easily understood

[@Tennyhu]

Great video

[@hankrearden20]

This was great! I just bought a microscope for my 9 year old son and was looking for information on how to permanently mount slides. This video is perfect. I bought him some dissection kits(frog, earthworm) and was hoping to makes a tissue library from samples taken from the specimens. Very informative video. Thank you.

[@varunrathod4819]

Best way to learn without books.. if u like Plz aad Biochem videos Also sir

[@poonamkatre4694]

Very helpful presentation.....thank you

[@Paper_and_Pen]

Fixative is used to fix and harden the tissue just because of if the tissue is left soft we can't cut 3to5 micron in microtome . And sir DPX is dibutylipthalate polystyrene xylene

[@tharshinimarimuthu1112]

I'm loving your videos...pls do make more videos❤️

[@sudhashivaraj7578]

Nicely explained in simple words. Well done, keep it up.

[@malikifad3516]

Thnks ❤

[@roshnibhatt2801]

very useful video, mostly cover all definitions, agents and importance of each an every step, Thank you so much sir.

[@atitayaroumwong3469]

Completely 👍thank you so much

[@augustinaquansah4534]

Woow very understandable tnx

[@Sinthueditz0314]

Thank you so much 🙏🙏 very helpful to me❤❤

[@mayanksanaya5279]

Very nice

[@waqasiqbal5888]

impressive... excellent

[@buddha7390]

For transport of tissues without any damage by either putrefaction or autolysis

[@tajmuhammad3715]

Minimum time required for fixation of tissue processing: A. 04 hrs B. 20 hrs C. 10 hrs D. 24 hrs

[@tajmuhammad3715]

Please tell me

[@madihasyeda243]

24 hrs

[@rishikasharma9326]

24hr

[@musamabinkhalid1041]

wonderful explanation

[@tajmuhammad3715]

In tissue processing, the term clearing indicates removal of: A. Alcohol from the tissue. B. Wax .... C. Water..... D. Stains from the tissue

[@mansibangari5231]

Removel of dehydrating agent coz it is inmiccible with paraffin wax so....

[@chiomaesther5476]

Removal of Alcohol

[@Histopathology]

nice information

[@laboratoryeducationpoint]

Nice lecture

[@shamtypists]

Great

[@keerthanasubbu]

To prevent autolysis,putrefaction and also to protect in a live state

[@nripant2985]

Excellent

[@merooalasha5115]

Informative video thank you

[@adisingh797]

Pls more videos . Mlt

[@khaliqrahiman8166]

Nice Explanation

[@athirasr4231]

Thnx for this one ❤️

[@justforfun3801]

Osm.. video... Bro

[@rajivkumar733]

Fixative-the chemical which is used to preserved tissue

[@yousafsafi2791]

Role of fixative is to prevent autolysis and putrefaction.

[@iamsusmithaiamstar3019]

Uses full video

[@jyotsnarajput2932]

Tq for this video

[@mashkurahmad9730]

Fixative is a chemical which is used to preserve nature state of tissue

[@MirriamKatadzuka-x3p]

Nice sir

[@Vijayalaxmi-ox3eg]

Nice....do more videos

[@chetanvishwakarma8265]

To preserve in its original condition without any degradation 😁

[@bublisoniyak6227]

Awesome presentation 🔥😀🤝

[@الحاجيوسف-خ5ر]

So excellent

[@Taushif_MLTians]

Good

[@ranbirsidhu2065]

Nice video but mounting is not the tissue processing method..fixation is under tissue procrssing method bcz we use formalin jar in automated tissue processing ..not moutning media..thanks👍

[@MedicalLABORATORYTuition]

Dear you are right but this video not only tissue processing. thats why i have to involve all part from starting to end.

[@CivilisedLadka2.0]

Owsm Bro ....

[@jyothi_vlogs7012]

Easley Understandable video

[@KaranKumar-en7il]

It provide strenght to tissue and maintain there property

[@arunkumarsharma4125]

Very nice 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏🌹❤️💕🙏

[@mrudulapotdar5756]

Thanks a lot😊

[@mr.thakurgamer4457]

Bhai koi bhi tissue KO alcohol se dehydret kese karenge uske notes batao

[@tauseefkhan104]

Cytology pathology se bhi 50 mcqs bna djiye.plz

[@shanmugakani6819]

super....

[@younasyousufzai7767]

Thanks 🙏

[@eku98]

It's really helpful video for my dmlt final year HCY subject thanks for this video bro.. I wanna request u will u make a video of virology and mycology..

[@sonupal-ve4qw]

If we skip the step of infiltration , then what effect it has on tissue and how will we correct it.

[@mehvy7890]

👍👍👍👍👍

[@officialnukks4304]

I hope the presentation is better than the audio

[@harishbrawar2868]

Good sir

[@health-educationazi-up8im]

How you make This Vedioe?? I want to start work on KZbin

[@MedicalLABORATORYTuition]

Videoscribe

[@patriciapreye2612]

Why is tissue processing an important aspect or necessary aspect in histopathology

[@sarangas8688]

Can you give presentation of haematology practical

[@macstanley925]

thanks

[@sanjitprasad722]

Demarit of this video is very fast explanation

[@jwuhsjeisjsiwkkkJJJjs4y0]

Thnku sir

[@sonampandey2455]

Fixative cause immediately death of the tissue and preserve life like appearance

[@zubiyakhanam7121]

Sir cytopathology ke BRE me bhi btye na sir plz

[@muralivlogs3802]

Tq for sir

[@Ranjitapoudel]

Tysm

[@medicalknowledge7950]

Thank u😍

[@shikhavats9724]

Thnk u som much