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David Hamann, 88th Diagnostics and Therapeutic Squadron histopathology technician, cuts tissue that has been embedded in a medium which is flash frozen for intraoperative consultation at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base Medical Center, June 26, 2017. The tissue will be placed onto a glass slide, then examined by a pathologist who will render a diagnosis within 20 minutes of receiving the specimen. The diagnosis will determine the type of surgery the patient receives. (U.S. Air Force photo by Michelle Gigante/Released)
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wright patt histopathology laboratory diagnose disease through analyzing bodily fluids and tissues
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25/06/2017
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