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    The document provides instructions for frozen section diagnosis from Dr. Fatima Akhlaqi in the Department of Histopathology. It notes that the reporting time is 20 minutes and specimens should be sent fresh without formalin. In some cases, the pathologist may make a touch preparation of the received specimen.

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    The document provides instructions for frozen section diagnosis from Dr. Fatima Akhlaqi in the Department of Histopathology. It notes that the reporting time is 20 minutes and specimens should be sent fresh without formalin. In some cases, the pathologist may make a touch preparation of the received specimen.

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    FROZEN SECTION DIAGNOSIS

    DR. FATIMA AKHLAQI DEPT. OF HISTOPATHOLOGY

    IMPORTANT
    Reporting time: 20 minutes Specimen should be sent fresh; without formalin. In some case the pathologist may make touch preparation of the received specimen.

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