Second, an embedding machine is used to embed the wax
Third, a slicer is used to cut the wax slides
Fourth, a bleaching device is used to attach the wax slides to the slides
Fifth, a dryer is used to bake the slides to dryness
Sixth, a stainer is used to color the tissue
Seventh, a sealer is used to place cover slips on the slides
Eighth, a microscope is used to staining
Seventh, a sealer is used to place a coverslip on the slide
Eighth, a microscope is used to look at the finished slides
Ninth, an induction cooker with an autoclave may be needed, which is used when immunohistochemistry is performed for repairs
Tenth, a pick-up table may be needed to remove the tissues
Thirteenth, a frozen section machine may be needed, which is used when frozen sections are made
Third, an autoclave is needed for the tissue. Frozen sections will be used
The twelfth may need to use -70 degrees refrigerator, tissue frozen when used
The first eight are used for routine pathology sections, to a few of the immunohistochemistry to be used, and some of the frozen sections to be used. It may not be complete, but it's pretty much the same, and some hospitals lack some of the equipment to accomplish the preparation of sections.