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See Latest ArticlesOptical microscopy versus scanning electron microscopy in urolithiasis
Urological Research - Urolithiasis, 08/24/09
Marickar YMF et al. – Higher magnification capacity of the SEM and the EDAX patterns are useful to give reference support for performing optical microscopy work. After standardization, routine analysis can be performed with optical microscopy. The advantage of the optical microscope is that, it is easy to use and samples can be analyzed in natural color.
Y. M. Fazil Marickar, 08/24/09
| Optical microscopy can be utilised in any hospital setting. It can be easily used by clinicians. It can rightly interpret stone composition. It is thus a very cost effective alternative in fast and effective stone analysis. Verification and confirmation of optical microscopy findings can be done using SEM and EDAX, which are performed using costly research instruments. |
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