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Parallel sectioning of the specimen provides good thickness estimates of the sectioned slices, contiguous sectioning aids in minimising the errors in reconstructing the 3D histopathology volume and whole-tissue histopathology slices provide confidence in matching boundaries with block-face/in vivo/ex vivo data.

The three-dimensional nature of the method does not limit the analysis to planes normal to the surface of the specimen, providing a more informative result.

Cones and wedges inserted between an ultrasonic transducer and the specimen provide the transducer (circular or rectangular shape) with enhanced capability for point or line contact with the specimen.

In all cases the specimen provided the first observation of the disease.

Fully informed consent means that the person should have access to all information relating to the use of the specimen provided.

The illumination of the specimen provided by the SP2 confocal laser scanning microscope used in this study was restricted to a single point (~ 0.25 μm in diameter by ~ 0.5 μm deep), scanned across the specimen.

A custom built piezoelectric force beam, with a resolution of 1 × 10-4 N and a frequency response of 2500 Hz, measured force at the base of the specimen, providing the analysis signal.

Identifying the SLN in the surgical specimen provides the pathologist with an opportunity to optimally stage the lymphatic basin beyond standard H&E analysis of the regional nodes.

Furthermore, the new specimen provides well-defined properties, i.e. the fracture energy of the coating/substrate interface or the interfacial region.

We further showed that a combination of non-destructive microCT imaging with histological analyses on the same specimen provides a powerful tool to decipher and interpret fine structures and to compensate for methodological artifacts.

The interaction force, especially the X-direction load (F x ) between the cutting tool and specimen, provides adequate pressure for nucleation and motion of dislocations which will lead to plastic deformation of the material in the specimen.