[Histonet] Quick Decalcification

[Rene J Buesa]

First, there is no such a thing as "quick decalcification" since the time required is determined by the type of hard part (usually bone) and its calcium contents.
  All decalcifiers in some way affect the soft tissue and what is precisely looked for is having little effect on the soft tissue.
  On the other hand, I think you could dissolve bone, and everything else, in a few imuntes if you put your bone in sulfuric acid; you will get a quick and total destruction of everything.
  So "quick decalcification" is incompatible with cellular detail. They are inversely proportionate (speed of decalcification and soft tissue detail).
  René J.

wael swelam <swelam48 <@t> gmail.com> wrote:
  Dear Histonet members;
Good morning to all of you.
Do you have a formula that can be used to achieve quick decalcification for
bone & Dental hard tissues without affecting the quality of the related soft
tissues.
Your kind help is highly appreciated

Yours,

Wael Mohamed Swelam
BDS (Egypt), Oral Pathology MSc (Egypt), Oral Pathology PhD (Japan),
Ass. Prof. Oral Biomedical Science dept. Division of Oral Pathology,
Faculty of Dentistry, King Faisal University, Dammam,
Saudi Arabia,
P.O: 1982/3441,
http://myprofile.cos.com/wmswelam
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