Abstract
This paper introduces a new glycol methacrylate resin embedding procedure developed for large tissue specimens containing biomaterials. Modifications of a low toxicity GMA kit (Technovit 8100, Külzer) protocol, initially described for tissue samples not larger than 1 mm, included an infiltration step at −70°C and a curing phase at −20°C. These allowed polymerization of large blocks suitable for enzyme and immunohistochemistry to identify accurately inflammatory cells of the tissue response, implant in situ. (The J Histotechnol 20:53, 1997)
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