33 devices · GMDN 63792
Tissue embedding moulds (IVD) are reusable metal containers designed to hold tissue samples during the process of embedding them in a solid medium like paraffin wax. Once embedded, the mould helps create uniform blocks that can be sliced into thin sections for microscopic examination, enabling pathology and research analysis.
These devices are typically regulated as in vitro diagnostic (IVD) tools, often requiring compliance with standards for reusable medical instruments. They are commonly supplied as standalone moulds or as part of larger tissue processing kits, ensuring compatibility with laboratory workflows for histology and diagnostic testing.
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