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Decalcification is the process of removing calcium salts from tissues to facilitate cutting for histopathology without damaging morphology or staining. Successful decalcification requires proper tissue preparation, choice of decalcifying agents, and monitoring of factors such as concentration and temperature. Various methods exist for decalcification, including acid decalcification and the use of chelating agents like EDTA, each with its advantages and disadvantages.
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