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Photomicrography through the operating microscope.

Abstract

In summary, the production of high quality photomicrographs through the operating microscope requires considerable attention to detail. The author describes all the details which he has found essential for obtaining good photomicrographs for documentation and/or publication.

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R D Acland. 1977. Photomicrography through the operating microscope.. https://doi.org/10.1097/00006534-197711000-00009

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