Arkansas Children's Hospital, located in Little Rock, AR has a job opening in
our histology lab. We are a small lab serving the children of Arkansas. We
perform special stains by hand, Immunos on a Bond and routine histology. The
position is the "late shift" position from 8am until 4:30pm, Mon
Please add my new email address; histotech1...@gmail.com
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We had the PTL, which is a little more cumbersome. We are now using the BBP33,
and are very happy with it.
Helen L. Fedor
Prostate Tissue Bank, Manager
Oncology Tissue Services, Manager
Johns Hopkins University
600 N. Wolfe St, | Marburg Room 406
Baltimore, MD | 21287-7065
410-614-1660 (Marbu
Hi Dear Histoneters,
Can you tell me which kind of Brady labeler you are using? I want to get
one. Do you have catalog number? Many thanks.
Dorothy
MGH
Endocrine histocore
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> I use the Brady system and I like it a lot. I work in a small animal
> diagnostic lab and will have 60-80 blocks on mos
Sounds like it probably was all needle aspirations if they put some passes in
cytolyt. If I am understanding your procedure, it appears there were 7
billable evaluation events. Bill 88172 for the first one and 88177x6 for the
others.
You probably already know to bill 88173 for the final inter
Sorry I was a little vague on my quest for answers!! It was our first
one,!
Pathologist was down in the Lab (we are a small hospital) and slides were sent
down. He gave a dx/adequacy (none of them were really adequate for a proper dx)
for each slide, they sampled 3 levels multiple ti
Hi,
Does anyone have a good anti-mouse NK cell marker for frozen mouse tissues?
Thanks,
Kim
Kim Merriam, MA, HT(ASCP)QIHC
Cambridge, MA
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