Pathology and Clinical Practice

Histopathology

In clinical practice, histopathology term that refers to the microscopic detection of many forms of a biopsy or surgical samples taken by a pathologist, after the sample is to be processed and has to place in a glass slides. The identification of tissues starts with surgery and autopsy. The tissue is taken from the body of an organism and then placed in a formalin solution that stabilizes the tissues to prevent and protect it from decay. The parts or the sections must be stained and smear with one or more pigments to see the cells under a microscope. Staining or stains is to be done to reveal the cellular components; counterstains are used to provide contrast and easy to identify.