Skipping Surgery Is a Safe Option for Most Blunt Liver InjuriesSkipping Surgery Is a Safe Option for Most Blunt Liver Injuries
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Comparison between PAS and GMS stains for the diagnosis of onychomycosis
Conclusions: PAS and GMS stains are quantitatively similar. Sensitivity of both methods can be increased by preparing two slides from different levels in the paraffin block. Reza Kermanshahi T, Rhatigan R. Comparison between PAS and GMS stains for the diagnosis of onychomycosis. (Source: Journal of Cutaneous Pathology)