Method for reproducing paraffin sections from kidney biopsy immunofluorescence frozen residual tissues
A paraffin section and immunofluorescence technique, applied in the field of renal pathological examination, can solve problems such as affecting the work and accuracy of pathological diagnosis of renal biopsy, lack of glomeruli or a small number of glomeruli, and inability to formulate treatment plans for patients. The effect of secondary kidney biopsy, reducing pain and economic burden, and reducing cell damage
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[0060] In this example, paraffin sections were remade from immunofluorescent frozen remaining tissues of renal biopsies of patients with membranous nephropathy as an example. The glomerulus of membranous nephropathy was diffusely distributed, and antigen-antibody immune complexes were mainly deposited on the glomerular capillary wall. The changes under the light microscope were mainly lesions of glomerular basement membrane thickening. The specific operation steps are as follows:
[0061] A method for recreating a paraffin section of a renal biopsy immunofluorescent frozen remaining tissue, which includes the following steps:
[0062] Step 1: Kidney biopsy immunofluorescence frozen remaining tissue storage
[0063] Part of the renal tissue taken out by renal puncture, after being embedded in OCT gel, was promptly and quickly sliced into frozen renal tissue with a frozen microtome for immunofluorescent staining, and the remaining unsectioned frozen renal tissue was quickly s...
Embodiment 2
[0098] Repeat Example 1, with the following differences:
[0099] In this example, taking the immunofluorescence frozen remaining tissues of patients with lupus nephritis to remake paraffin sections as an example, repeat the operation steps of Example 1, use the frozen remaining tissues of patients with lupus nephritis to remake paraffin sections, and seal the slides The paraffin sections were observed and photographed under an optical microscope. The lesions of lupus nephritis are more complex, and the light microscopic findings can be divided into types Ⅰ-Ⅴ based on pathological changes.
[0100] Such as figure 2 As shown, the four kinds of staining of the optical microscope photographs of the paraffin sections of frozen tissue produced in this embodiment fully meet the above-mentioned various staining requirements, and are consistent with the pathological changes of lupus nephritis shown by the contrast staining of conventional paraffin sections ( figure 2 -A with fig...
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[0102] Repeat Example 1, with the following differences:
[0103] In this example, taking the immunofluorescence frozen remaining tissues of renal biopsies of patients with diabetic nephropathy to remake paraffin sections as an example, repeat the operation steps of Example 1, use the frozen remaining tissues of diabetic nephropathy patients to remake paraffin sections, and then seal the paraffin sections Observe and photograph under a light microscope. The lesions of each stage of diabetic nephropathy include hypertrophy of capillary loops, thickening of basement membrane, hyperplasia of mesangial matrix, K-W nodules, glomerular vitreous droplet lesions and glomerular fibrinous cap lesions.
[0104] Such as image 3 As shown, the four kinds of staining of the optical microscope photographs of the paraffin sections of frozen tissue produced in this example fully meet the above-mentioned various staining requirements, and are consistent with the pathological changes of diabeti...
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