by Dr Roger Kelly, University of Queensland Veterinary School (retired) Describe the gross pathology of this opened hock joint (anterior view) from a 4-week-old calf with severe fatal fibrinous enteritis. … Read more
This contribution was inspired by a comprehensive monograph on tissue processing for histology by M.D. McGavin, Professor Emeritus, Department of Pathology, College of Veterinary Medicine, University of Tennessee. It has … Read more
Paul C. Stromberg DVM, PhD, DACVPProfessor Emeritus, Ohio State University “We shall not cease from explorationAnd the end of all our exploringWill be to arrive where we started,And know the … Read more
Paul C. Stromberg DVM, PhD, DACVPProfessor Emeritus, Ohio State University “We shall not cease from explorationAnd the end of all our exploringWill be to arrive where we started,And know the … Read more
by Roger Kelly and Majid Ghoddusi Fixation of any tissue for electron microscopy is best achieved by perfusion of the tissue with chilled buffered glutaraldehyde via its arterial supply. But … Read more
Another in the series “Things I didn’t learn in the library”By Roger Kelly We’ve all been there. One or more round, pale nodules protrude from liver, or spleen, or lymph … Read more
Another in the series “Things I didn’t learn in the library”By Roger Kelly ‘OK, who’s going to get the brain out?’ I had just put the question to a group … Read more
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