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Optimization of conjunctival biopsy specimen processing: a novel technique.

Conjunctival tissue often imparts a significant challenge to the histotechnician. The inherent delicacy and pliability of conjunctival tissue frequently results in suboptimal specimen processing and slide preparation. The end result of these challenges often manifests through specimen distortion and redundancy when the tissue is mounted on the microscope slide. This report describes a novel technique used to ensure proper tissue processing of conjunctival biopsy specimens. This method of processing is likely to enhance other mucosal specimens, such as buccal mucosa, as well.