Re: [Histonet] Leica ASP6025 Tissue Processor and Cryostats

2016-03-10 Thread Cooper, Brian via Histonet
So we actually have a Leica CM1950 in our Histo Lab, as well as a Fisher NX70 
Cryostar in our Frozen Section Room in the OR.  They are both excellent 
cryostats (I actually learned how to cryosection on the Leica).  When we were 
in the market for a new Cryostat a year ago, we went with the NX70 because of 
the ergonomic flexibility and cold disinfection--both really cool (ok, pun 
truly wasn't intended there) features!  Check em both out, and see all the cool 
bells and whistles.

Good luck!

Brian D. Cooper, HT (ASCP)CM | Histology Supervisor 
Department of Pathology and Laboratory Medicine
Children's Hospital Los Angeles 
4650 Sunset Blvd MS#43- Los Angeles, CA 90027 
bcoo...@chla.usc.edu 

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Subject: [Histonet] Leica ASP6025 Tissue Processor and Cryostats

Could anyone who is using the Leica ASP6025 Tissue Processor please send me 
their opinions of it-pros and cons?
Also, which of the Leica cryostats you like the most?  We want the vacuum and 
UVC disinfection models.  Pros and cons...
Thank you!



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[Histonet] Acetylcholinesterase

2016-03-10 Thread Lager, Loree via Histonet
Hi Histo techs,

I hope you're all being appropriately honored on our day!

I wondering if anyone is still doing the Acetylcholinesterase for 
Hirschsprung's in children and has a procedure they're willing to share?  We 
have a pathologist requesting it for a research project, and while we used to 
do it routinely, before IHC, we are having trouble getting our archived 
procedure to work.  I'm not sure if this  is due in part to the absence of a 
couple of the chemicals (well at least not the same product #) or something 
else?

Thanks in advance for your help!

Loree Lager Williams
Seattle Children's Hospital
Histology
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[Histonet] Improving fixation of insect parts for TEM

2016-03-10 Thread Jorge A. Santiago-Blay via Histonet
Hello Histonet-Listers:

This is a follow up on earlier messages re. fixation of insect parts for
TEM.

First, thanks for the feedback to try minimizing the effect of setae in
creating an air bubble.

Second, we are having difficulties making the resin for blocks used in TEM
adhere well to the insect exoskeleton.It seems that there is something on
the exoskeleton preventing this. Any constructive suggestions (e.g. washing
the insect with a strong solvent?) to improve adherence will be
appreciated. My email is blayjo...@gmail.com

Gratefully,

Jorge

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[Histonet] Leica ASP6025 Tissue Processor and Cryostats

2016-03-10 Thread Fortin, Joyce via Histonet
Could anyone who is using the Leica ASP6025 Tissue Processor please send me 
their opinions of it-pros and cons?
Also, which of the Leica cryostats you like the most?  We want the vacuum and 
UVC disinfection models.  Pros and cons...
Thank you!



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[Histonet] cryostat

2016-03-10 Thread Silvia Bonner via Histonet
Hi Everyone,

Can you recommend someone for preventative maintenance on cryostats?  We have 
both Shandon and Leica cryostats.

Thanks,

Silvia Bonner, HT(ASCP) CM
Histology Supervisor

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Pathologists' Regional Laboratory
1225 Highland Ave
Clarkston, WA 99403
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[Histonet] Slide printer input

2016-03-10 Thread Jill Cox via Histonet
Hi all! 
We are switching pathology modules and looking into slide printers, we were 
told we can use a zebra or primera, also any printer that will print a 1" x 1" 
label. Any recommendations out there? I have used Dymo in the past. New system 
is Modmed. Thank you all, and happy Histotechnology Professionals day!!

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[Histonet] Happy Histo Day

2016-03-10 Thread Travis Herndon via Histonet
Happy Histotechnology day. Thank you for all that you do.

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[Histonet] Leica Bond and IF staining

2016-03-10 Thread Morken, Timothy via Histonet
We've been adapting the Leica Bond to do immunofluorescence staining and 
finding it a hard road. Leica does not support IF staining within the standard 
clinical software so we need to buy a FISH kit (just one vial of formamide) in 
order to get a "kit" barcode to run the system. We dump the formamide and put 
in our own buffer. Totally useless to us, but they say it is the only way to 
run the system for IF. For that they charge us a price that significantly 
increases our reagent costs.

So, has anyone figured out if it is possible to spoof the system to avoid this 
unnecessary expense and hassle? Contact me privately you wish.

Tim Morken
Pathology Site Manager, Parnassus
Supervisor, Electron Microscopy/Neuromuscular Special Studies
Department of Pathology
UC San Francisco Medical Center

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[Histonet] Histology Jobs in New York & Happy Histology Professionals Day!

2016-03-10 Thread Melissa Owens via Histonet
Hi Histoland,

Firstly, Happy Histology Professionals day to everyone in this wonderful field! 
Just a quick note to let you know I am looking for qualified candidates for the 
following positions in the Port Chester, NY Area:

IHC Manager
IHC Technologist
Histotech

Message me for details!

Melissa Owens
President, Laboratory Staffing
Allied Search Partners

T: 888.388.7571 ext. 102

F: 888.388.7572

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[Histonet] Also saluting you all today!

2016-03-10 Thread Lester Raff MD via Histonet
I join in saluting all the histology professionals out there. We are holding 
off on our in-lab celebration until next week when our outstanding supervisor 
will be back to join us. By the way, we still have an opening in our lab. 
Besides first shift, 2nd or 3rd shift applicants will be considered.



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[Histonet] Happy Histotechnology Professionals Day from Pam Barker and RELIA Solutions.

2016-03-10 Thread Pam Barker via Histonet
Hi Histopeeps,
Happy Histotechnology Professionals Day!
Kudos to you. 
For everything you do.
Saving Lives Every Day!

Thanks-Pam


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Thank You!
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[Histonet] Happy National Histotechnology Professionals day

2016-03-10 Thread Charles Riley via Histonet
Hello everyone just wanted to wish all of my fellow Histotechnology
professionals a Happy Histo day. Keep up all the great work you all do. You
are all greatly appreciated and are an extremely important part of patient
healthcare

-- 

Charles Riley HT(ASCP)CM

Histopathology Coordinator/ Mohs

Doctors Pathology Services, Dover DE
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