Notes on…: Performing cytology – in the dermatological field

Tania Nunes Rodrigues

doi:10.22233/20412495.0424.34

ISSN: 2041-2487
E-ISSN: 2041-2495

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Notes on…

Performing cytology – in the dermatological field

Author Tania Nunes Rodrigues
Source: BSAVA Companion, Volume 2024, Issue 4, Apr 2024, p. 34 - 35
DOI: https://doi.org/10.22233/20412495.0424.34

Abstract

Tania Nunes Rodrigues, a European and RCVS specialist in veterinary dermatology at Willows Veterinary Centre and Referral Service focuses on cytology procedures in veterinary dermatology.

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VIDEO 1:
Utilizing the edge of a glass slide to gently puncture and transfer pustule contents on to another microscope slide.

VIDEO 2A:
Repeatedly pressing tape on to the skin surface, ensuring thorough sampling with at least six repetitions.

VIDEO 2B:
Alternatively, applying tape on to the skin for a brief duration yields similar results.

VIDEO 3:
The slides are dipped sequentially into the first solution 12 times/12 secs, 6 times/6 secs into the second solution and 12 times/12 secs into the third solution. Then rinse the sample and dry it gently with a paper towel.

VIDEO 4:
Applying a drop of Methylene Blue Stain on to a microscope slide, allowing it to spread. Then, pressing tape against the slide to remove excess stain and eliminate excess stain with a paper towel.

Published online : 01 Apr 2024

Notes on…

Performing cytology – in the dermatological field

Abstract

VIDEO 1:Utilizing the edge of a glass slide to gently puncture and transfer pustule contents on to another microscope slide.

VIDEO 2A:Repeatedly pressing tape on to the skin surface, ensuring thorough sampling with at least six repetitions.

VIDEO 2B:Alternatively, applying tape on to the skin for a brief duration yields similar results.

VIDEO 3:The slides are dipped sequentially into the first solution 12 times/12 secs, 6 times/6 secs into the second solution and 12 times/12 secs into the third solution. Then rinse the sample and dry it gently with a paper towel.

VIDEO 4:Applying a drop of Methylene Blue Stain on to a microscope slide, allowing it to spread. Then, pressing tape against the slide to remove excess stain and eliminate excess stain with a paper towel.

VIDEO 1:
Utilizing the edge of a glass slide to gently puncture and transfer pustule contents on to another microscope slide.

VIDEO 2A:
Repeatedly pressing tape on to the skin surface, ensuring thorough sampling with at least six repetitions.

VIDEO 2B:
Alternatively, applying tape on to the skin for a brief duration yields similar results.

VIDEO 3:
The slides are dipped sequentially into the first solution 12 times/12 secs, 6 times/6 secs into the second solution and 12 times/12 secs into the third solution. Then rinse the sample and dry it gently with a paper towel.

VIDEO 4:
Applying a drop of Methylene Blue Stain on to a microscope slide, allowing it to spread. Then, pressing tape against the slide to remove excess stain and eliminate excess stain with a paper towel.