Practicals · Dermatology Venereology and Leprosy · Dermatopathology
Interpretation of special stains / immunohistochemistry on skin biopsy
- Type
- Interpretation
- Also called
- immunofluorescence interpretation
Videos and resources
- VideoImmunohistochemistry in Normal Skin: p63, EMA, desmin, SMA, CD34, Factor XIIIa20:16
- VideoROLE OF IMMUNOFLUORESCENCE IN DIAGNOSIS OF SKIN DISEASES II SIMPLY PATHOLOGY II POST GRADUATE31:42
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Where the curriculum asks for it
“Interpret special stains/immunohistochemistry correctly” ( NBEMS DNB curriculum, page 8)