Frozen section diagnosis in ophthalmic surgery
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Survey of Ophthalmology
|January 1, 1984
Abstract:
Frozen section diagnosis can afford the opportunity for histopathological examination of excised tissues in the operating room. Because frozen section techniques have traditionally been little used in ophthalmic surgery, many pathologists are not familiar with eye tissues. However, with cooperation and understanding between the ophthalmologist and the pathologist, frozen section diagnosis may be able to identify the tissue, the pathologic process and the extent of the lesion within 10-15 minutes. In this review, applications and problems of frozen section diagnosis in various types of ocular surgery are discussed.

