The characteristics of colour TV system made on the basis of microscope MBI-15 with the use of imported details are presented. The system can be used for clinico-anatomical conferences, scientific lectures, in teaching, and allows to avoid laborious preparing of colour slides. The design made it possible to keep information (images) in form of figures (for example, by means of a personal computer) and video-cassettes. This may be used in computer morphometry and quantitative analysis in histochemistry.
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