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Front view of chemical explosion-proof cabinet for pathology lab

Guidelines for Using Chemical Explosion-Proof Cabinets in Pathology Departments

Introduction In pathology departments, hazardous chemicals such as xylene, ethanol, and formaldehyde (formalin) are widely used. These chemicals are essential for tissue fixation, dehydration, clearing, staining, and decalcification processes. However, their flammable, explosive, corrosive, and… Guidelines for Using Chemical Explosion-Proof Cabinets in Pathology Departments

Ventilated refrigerated specimen cabinet in a pathology laboratory preserving tissue samples

Core Pathology Equipment: Ventilated Refrigerated Specimen Cabinets – Functions, Selection, and Application Guide

In modern hospital pathology departments, every accurate diagnosis begins with a well-preserved tissue specimen. The quality of the specimen directly impacts diagnostic accuracy and reliability. Among the critical steps that ensure specimen integrity, ventilated refrigerated… Core Pathology Equipment: Ventilated Refrigerated Specimen Cabinets – Functions, Selection, and Application Guide

Fume hood in a pathology laboratory protecting staff and tissue samples from chemical and biological hazards

Fume Hoods: The Engineering Foundation of Environmental Safety and Specimen Protection in Pathology Laboratories

Pathology laboratories serve as the core of hospital diagnostics and research, handling large volumes of human tissue samples that continuously release hazardous contaminants. Throughout these workflows, volatile chemicals such as formaldehyde and xylene are frequently… Fume Hoods: The Engineering Foundation of Environmental Safety and Specimen Protection in Pathology Laboratories

Modern modular pathology laboratory with compact, connected diagnostic equipment and digital workstations

Future Trends in Pathology Equipment: Modular, Compact, Connected & Remotely Maintained

Background / Pain Points Pathology laboratories currently face significant challenges in maintaining operational efficiency while ensuring diagnostic accuracy. Traditional pathology equipment often operates in isolation, creating workflow bottlenecks and increasing the risk of human error.… Future Trends in Pathology Equipment: Modular, Compact, Connected & Remotely Maintained

Pathology Laboratory Quality Control Standards and Equipment Requirements

Discover how strict quality control standards, equipment calibration, and environmental management ensure accuracy, efficiency, and compliance in modern pathology laboratories. 1. Background: The Foundation of Reliable Pathology Results In modern pathology laboratories, precision and consistency… Pathology Laboratory Quality Control Standards and Equipment Requirements