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What is the role of davidson fixative in histopathology?

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Answered by ammukutty1522

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Principle: Davidson's (sometimes called Hartmann's) fixative is a rapid fixative which gives good nuclear detail with minimal formalin pigment. Specimens cut and stain as if fixed in ordinary formalin. Davidson's fixative contains no mercury or other metals.

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