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Staining fume hood used in hospital pathology labs for chemical vapor extraction and safe staining operations

Staining Fume Hood in Hospital Pathology Departments: Engineering Design, Selection, and Maintenance Guide

Abstract:The pathology department is the core of disease diagnosis in hospitals, and the staining process involves extensive use of toxic and volatile chemical reagents. As a critical piece of equipment that ensures personnel safety, sample… Staining Fume Hood in Hospital Pathology Departments: Engineering Design, Selection, and Maintenance Guide

Professional modern pathology grossing station with integrated fume extraction system, digital display, and ergonomic adjustable workstation

Upgrading Your Pathology Grossing Station: Is It Just a New Table, or Introducing a “Safety and Efficiency Manager” for Your Department?

It’s another busy morning in the grossing room. The distinct, pungent odor of formalin fills the air, causing that familiar sting in your eyes and throat. You’re leaning over the station, back already tightening after… Upgrading Your Pathology Grossing Station: Is It Just a New Table, or Introducing a “Safety and Efficiency Manager” for Your Department?

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