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I would like to add a couple cents to Brian's suggestions, especially how to
embed the gross section. The "theory" in presented in my book Izak Dimenstein
Grossing Bones: Principles, Technique, and Instruments. It depends on the level
of hardness of the bone after decalcification or in the
>From my Grossing Technology book:
Gouty tissue contains monosodium urate crystals. Tissue specimens with gout
diagnosis must be submitted in either Carnoy’s fixative (chloroform, acetic
acid, and absolute ethanol, now almost abandoned in regular practice) or in
absolute ethanol. Fixation
Placenta is a serious surgical pathology specimen. Wrong initial processing can
damage the result. The described processing in the laboratory reflects complete
misunderstanding by the management the grossing procedure. In my book Grossing
Technology (Amazon.com), placenta grossing technique
A great man. I was lucky to know you. People like you retire from a job, but
not from the histology field.
Izak Dimenstein
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> On Sep 9, 2021, at 12:26, Morken, Timothy wrote:
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> After 40 years in the lab I've decided to retire this year - in a week
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> It
In contrast to gynecological cytology, nongynecological cytology (NGYN) does
not have a separate CPT code for screening.
Details in my book's Procedural Coding in Anatomic Pathology Cytopathology
section, pp. 162-176.
Izak Dimenstein
From:
In my experience and opinion, grossing and embedding are the main sources of
extraneous tissues ("floaters"). This issue is discussed in detail in the
section "Root Cause Analysis for floaters prevention during grossing and
embedding in surgical pathology histology laboratory" in my book
The rotator cuff/joint study is an interesting project. I wish I had an
encounter with such a specimen before I’d written Grossing Bones: Principles,
Techniques and Instruments book (Amazon.com). The problem is not in fixation,
or even in a saw, but rather in getting the initial slab/s which
Please, go to my website grossing-technology.com. In the menu go to COVID-19.
Open the PPE and beyond post. In the end of it is you. Any suggestions for
corrections. Thank you.
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> On Apr 13, 2020, at 13:00, "histonet-requ...@lists.utsouthwestern.edu"
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Dear Miranda Giorgi:
What is the purpose to have cameras, especially at the embedding station?
What kind of cameras do you use?
Thank you,
Izak Dimenstein
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