RE: [Histonet] Can you believe it

2008-11-26 Thread sheila adey

Yes, this happened in our lab also. It was overnight and not 3 hours but it was 
all gone in the AM. We weren't even allowed to keep the stir plate after that 
one. Sheila Adey HT MLT Port Huron Hospital Michigan Date: Wed, 26 Nov 2008 
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From: Woodward, Denise  Sent: Wednesday, November 26, 2008 2:00 PM To: 'Webb, 
Dorothy L' Subject: RE: [Histonet] Can you believe it  Yes I Have heard of 
total disintegration.  A histologist friend in Maine told me about having to 
take the heat knob off a combination heat/stir plate when the heat knob was 
turned on instead of the stir knob and the cassettes of bone to be 
decalcified completely disintegrated by morning. This happened twice. The heat 
knob was removed before the third occurrence could transpire! Denise Long 
Woodward  -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL 
PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Webb, Dorothy L Sent: Tuesday, November 25, 2008 4:03 
PM To: histonet@lists.utsouthwestern.edu Subject: [Histonet] Can you believe 
it  Has anyone ever heard of cassettes and tissue totally disintegrating in 
formic acid decal solution with a high heat on the solution for about 3 
hours? We had 3 cassettes with tissue for decal placed in our container on 
the platform for adding agitation. Someone had moved the knob to heat and this 
wasn't noticed until about 2-3 hours later, when it was boiling! We cannot 
locate the cassettes (I think someone misplaced them) and others think they 
totally disintegrated with the decal and heat...what does everyone think? 
In all of my years of histology, never have I heard of anything so weird 
..  Dorothy Webb  This e-mail 
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Re: [Histonet] Can you believe it

2008-11-25 Thread stephanie . d . rivera
I can believe it!

I have heard of the tissue disentergrating in decal(CAL-RITE) with heat. 
The stirrer was on and someone hit the heat knob and this was on a Friday. 
Well, on Monday there was no tissue, the cassette was chewed but it was 
there. Now we have tape across the heat knobs on all stirrer plates. 




Stephanie D. Rivera

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Has anyone ever heard of cassettes and tissue totally disintegrating in
formic acid decal solution with a high heat on the solution for about 3
hours?  We had 3 cassettes with tissue for decal placed in our
container on the platform for adding agitation.  Someone had moved the
knob to heat and this wasn't noticed until about 2-3 hours later, when
it was boiling!  We cannot locate the cassettes (I think someone
misplaced them) and others think they totally disintegrated with the
decal and heat...what does everyone think?  In all of my years of
histology, never have I heard of anything so weird ..

Dorothy Webb

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