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[A method for the re-embedding of tissues from paraffin blocks into epoxy resins for the study of stained semithin sections by electron microscopy].

The proposed method or re-embedding tissue specimens from paraffin in epoxy resins (epon, araldite, etc.) permits study of the same material at histo-, cyto-, and ultrastructural levels by modern morphological methods and thus detecting a number of additional morphological signs important for thanatogenesis. The proposed method provides objective results and improves the quality of forensic medical studies in general.