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følgende væv skal præserveres ved hjælp af det mest passende fiksationsmedie både med henblik på vævstypen og den følgende histopatologiske undersøgelse:

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the following tissues should be preserved in the most appropriate fixation medium for both the type of tissue and the intended subsequent histopathological examination:

Last Update: 2017-02-10
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følgende væv skal præserveres ved hjælp af det mest passende fiksationsmedie både med henblik på vævstypen og den følgende histopatologiske undersøgelse: alle større læsioner, hjernen (repræsentative regioner, inklusive cerebrum, cerebellum og medulla/pons), rygmarven (fra tre niveauer: cervikal, midt-torakal og lumbal), hypofyse, tyreoidea og paratyreoidea, tymus, øsofagus, spytkirtlerne, mavesækken, tynd- og tyktarm, (inklusive de peyerske plaques) lever, pankreas, nyrer, binyrer, milt, hjerte, luftrør og lunger (bevaret ved indblæsning med fiksativ og påfølgende neddypning), aorta, gonader, uterus, sekundære kønsorganer, brystkirtlerne fra hundyrene, prostata, urinblære, galdeblære (mus), lymfeknuder (helst en lymfeknude, som dækker belastningsvejen, og en anden langt derfra for at dække den systemiske virkning), perifer nerve (ischiadicus eller tibialis) helst nær ved musklen, en sektion af knoglemarven (og/eller frisk knoglemarvsaspirat), hud og øjne (hvis oftalmologisk undersøgelse viste ændringer), kliniske og andre fund kan foranledige undersøgelse af andet væv.

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the following tissues should be preserved in the most appropriate fixation medium for both the type of tissue and the intended subsequent histopathological examination: all gross lesions, brain (representative regions including cerebrum, cerebellum and medulla/pons), spinal cord (at three levels: cervical, mid-thoracic and lumbar), pituitary, thyroid, parathyroid, thymus, oesophagus, salivary glands, stomach, small and large intestines (including peyer's patches), liver, pancreas, kidneys, adrenals, spleen, heart, trachea and lungs (preserved by inflation with fixative and then immersion), aorta, gonads, uterus, accessory sex organs, female mammary gland, prostate, urinary bladder, gall bladder (mouse), lymph nodes (preferably one lymph node covering the route of administration and another one distant from the route of administration to cover systemic effects), peripheral nerve (sciatic or tibial) preferably in close proximity to the muscle, a section of bone marrow (and/or a fresh bone marrow aspirate), skin and eyes (if changes were observed during ophthalmological examinations). the clinical and other findings may suggest the need to examine additional tissues.

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