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Stroke. 1984;15:136-138

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Stroke, Vol 15, 136-138, Copyright © 1984 by American Heart Association

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Rapid freezing and frozen sectioning as a means of preserving brain vessel morphometric characteristics

MN Hart and KE Hansen

A study was performed for the purpose of determining whether ordinary frozen sections of brain could preserve in vivo parenchymal arteriole morphometric characteristics. The results showed that flash-freezing followed by frozen sectioning is just as reliable a means of preserving brain arteriole morphometric characteristics as the time consuming process of flash-freezing followed by freeze substitution.




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