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V Ia Suponitskiĭ

Publications and source records attributed to V Ia Suponitskiĭ.

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[A method of processing small biopsy specimens embedded in paraffin using xylene].

The method proposed for the processing of gastrobiopsies is as follows: 30-40 min in solution I (seventy per cent 96% ethyl alcohol and 30% of turpentine), then 30-40 min in solution II (100 parts of turpentine, 5 parts of balzam and 8 parts of castor oil), 4 portions of melted paraffin for 7.5-10 min in each portion. Small biopsies (up to 5 mm in diameter) are treated in the same way but till 3 hrs in solution I, 6-8 hrs in solution II and 30 min in each portion of paraffin. For an instant processing of biopsies of operation and autopsy material the basic solution is prepared: 1000 ml of xylene, 100-120 g of balzam, 150 ml of ol. ricini. The material is treated in two portions of ethyl alcohol (30-150 min in each portion); two portions of mixture A; 80% of acetone and 20% of the basic solution), 3 hrs in each portion; two portions of mixture B (20% of acetone and 80% of basic solution), 2 hrs in each portion; and in 6 portions of melted paraffin, 30 min in each portion. The technique provides good results for the processing of small biopsies from other organs.

Biopsy↗

[Rapid method of producing histological preparations].

Preparation of histological slides within 6 to 8 minutes is described. Recommendations for a short-term staining with picrofuchsin and PAS-reaction are given as well. The histological slides with the use of histochemical methods can be prepared during 11 to 12 minutes.

Histological Techniques↗

[Supplementary procedures in embedding tissues in paraffin].

Recommendations for paraffin homogenization which should preferentially be performed in a thermostat at 85-90 degrees C, and the methods of preparations of a protein-glycerol mixture are given. A simple set for a regulated heating of water used for paraffin section reexpansion is described.

Histological Techniques↗

[Methods of treating tissues with subsequent embedding in paraffin].

Two methods of tissue processing with subsequent embedding into paraffin are proposed. In the first method a mixture of 70% of gum turpentine and 30% oleoresin is used as the main solution. In the second one a mixture of gum turpentine, castor oil and cedar balm is used as the main solution. The treatment of the tissue pieces takes 23 hours. These methods permit avoiding the artifacts connected with tissue dehydration and obtaining histological slides of a high quality.

Acetone↗