What Happens to Biopsy Samples in the Pathology Lab?

[@JMGardnerMD]

The full video (here: kikoxp.com/posts/4428) discusses more about the basics of what pathologists do, what training is required, etc. A complete organized library of all my videos, digital slides, pics, & sample pathology reports is available here: kikoxp.com/posts/5084 (dermpath) & kikoxp.com/posts/5083 (bone/soft tissue sarcoma pathology).

[@fayelisa6454]

It’s amazing that someone came up with all of these inventions. God is good.🙏🏽

[@fayelisa6454]

Good job w this video btw it should definitely be viral!

[@belkabelka704]

Greetings from Serbia, pathology tech here, our job is amazing 😊

[@alexmountain5965]

thanks alot..lots of good learning for students

[@pthiw]

Very informative!

[@h.apples9867]

Yay! That's my job! (My god that processor, used it at my old job for processing the mega cassettes... it must be older than I am)

[@tiktak3559]

I have a question. When we send many samples like part of changed liver, lungs, kidneys. You obviously make vax cube from all of them but when you slice the tissue so thin you only use one slice? Or you look through more of them? It baffles me that you are able to find the pathology when sometimes there is good tissue and also changed tissiu in the sample.

[@nuriaalvarez6244]

Thank you!!

[@fayelisa6454]

Here from Dr. pimple popper show.

[@jubairaquib2175]

Thankyou !

[@fayelisa6454]

Wow!

[@goharrehman7710]

please stain IHC