SPECIAL REQUIREMENT FOR PROCESSING EYE BALL BIOPSY FOR MLT'S I HISTOPATHOLOGY

Описание: 📌 Special Requirement for Processing Eyeball Biopsy | Histopathology Lecture

In this lecture, Mr. Abhishek Ojha (Lecturer – Allied Health Sciences) explains the special requirements for processing an eyeball biopsy in the histopathology laboratory.

Eyeball specimens are highly delicate and anatomically complex, so routine tissue processing is not sufficient. This session focuses on the correct fixation, handling, orientation, sectioning, and staining techniques required to preserve ocular structures and ensure accurate diagnosis.

🔬 Topics Covered in This Lecture

Indications for eyeball biopsy (enucleation & evisceration)

Special fixatives used for ocular specimens (e.g., Davidson’s fixative)

Importance of proper orientation and marking

Grossing technique of eyeball specimen

Precautions during tissue processing

Common processing errors and artifacts

Histological structures preserved in eye sections

Exam-oriented points & viva questions

🎯 Who Should Watch

BMLS / MMLS / MLT students

Histopathology practical learners

Students preparing for university exams & competitive exams

Lab technicians and beginners in histopathology

📚 Why This Lecture Is Important

Understanding the special processing requirements of an eyeball biopsy is frequently asked in practical exams, viva, and spotters. This lecture simplifies the topic with concept clarity and clinical correlation.

📺 Watch till the end for important exam tips!
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