Need suggestion on purchase a microtome that is good for section undecalified
bone. Please email me at :
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Ernestine Middleton
Montefiiore Med. Ct.
Bronx, NY l0467
718-920 4157
I using Xpress rapid processor. I am experience problem with using Warthin
starry for HP on
Is anyone aware of a lipid (or other) stain that would label the outer
segments in mammalian photoreceptors in fixed tissue? We are aware of PPD
which works well in plastic embedded tissue and are looking for something
similar that would work with either paraffin embedded or cryosectioned
tissue.
You'll need to resuspend your pellet in a limited volume, do a cell count
(using a hemocytometer, etc) and dilute the original suspension to the desired
cell#/ul concentration with an appropriate diluent.
Albert
Albert C. Grobe, PhD
Tissue Engineering Lab
International Heart Institute of Mo
I represent a medical device company researching a concern in the
histology lab and would like to invite you all to participate in a
short, 2 - 4 minute survey. This survey will help verify a potential
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This is a reminder to all Delaware members and non-members that we will be
holding our open meeting and Hayride/Bonfire at Carousel Park this Saturday,
October, 25th from 3:00 to 6:00 pm.
3:00 Food and Open Meeting
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I will be out of the office starting 10/22/2008 and will not return
until 10/27/2008.
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Absolutely
Rena
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> Would you agree that if you change the pretreatment vessel you would have
> to revalidate all your antibodies? Or if you change your pretreatment
> solution to an all in one solution that deparaffinizes
Yes, we would reevaluate and get the new procedures signed-off by our director.
Linda A. Sebree
University of Wisconsin Hospital & Clinics
IHC/ISH Laboratory
DB1-223 VAH
600 Highland Ave.
Madison, WI 53792
(608)265-6596
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Would you agree that if you change the pretreatment vessel you would have
to revalidate all your antibodies? Or if you change your pretreatment
solution to an all in one solution that deparaffinizes & does HIER that you
would also have to revalidate all your antibodies.
Pam
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http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=pod+labs&aq=f&oq=
Check out the info at this google search. It will eventually be stopped,
I'm sure, but not before a lot of money is wasted setting up histo labs
where they don't need to be and pathologists losing technical fees with
global billing, ghhh..
What is the definition of a Pod Lab?
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Sent: Thursday, October 23, 2008 11:38 AM
To: Mark Tarango; Cheryl
Cc: histonet@lists.utsouthwestern.edu
Subject: RE: Technical vs. Professional Re: [Histo
Which is why everyone is trying to scramble the gray areas to make it
work for them, including urologists who are taking money away from the
pathologists. We all need to work to correct this process before it gets
totally out of hand. For some reason beyond me, our politicians cannot
understand thi
Hi Cheryl,
I looked up 88305-TC and it looks like they pay around $60 for this code.
88305-26(professional component) only pays around $40 depending on
locality. They pay more to make the slide than read it.
Mark
On 10/23/08, Cheryl <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Can anyone clear this up with ce
Well just like Roxanne I quit my job over this. I brought up the way he
charges in the job interview and he claimed that he had letters from lawyers
that said it was okay and that he DIDN'T actually bill medicare for
88305-TC, but only insurance companies. When I started working there
in billing
I was wondering if anyone knew of any place to buy pre-made celestine blue.
Right now we have to buy the separate chemicals and mix up our own, so if
anyone knows of a place that sells pre-made celestine blue I would appreciate
it. Thanks.
Scott R. Hooten
Histology Technician
MED Institute
1 Ge
Can anyone clear this up with certainty? We aren't billing MC/MD so Marla may
be totally correct on this. I read the full code book as published last
year and didn't come away with quite this same distinction and I would really
like to know!
Cheryl
Full Staff Inc.
Staffing Healthcare Profe
I had the same experience and thought it was most likely due to the
recombination that occurs in the BM during lymphocyte maturation - so the
reagents are giving false positives. So instead I use cleaved caspase 3 IHC.
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I too am all about the steamer. We use a veggie steamer (only costs about 10-15
dollars) and heat the solution to 95 deg C for a 20 min retrieval. Works great.
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Date: Thu, 23 Oct 2008 07:15:47
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If I am not mistaken, for MD/MC it is the unit performing the technical who
can bill for the global component. If you only do the professional
component you cannot bill for the technical. That is why with most POD Labs
they must provide the technical themselves in order to bill globally.
Many of
Hi Mark--
The technical and professional on this code are generally bundled. For most
insurances as well as M/M it can't be split it to be reimbursed (and it HAS to
be billed by the party performing the professional is my understanding after
just working on this issue a few months ago), Thus
Hello histoneters,
I have a question for anyone out in
histoland that manually processes tissue. I have a study that will be
using radioactive I125 mouse brain tissue and I don't want to process
these in our Lecia TP 1050 auto processor for risk of contaminatin
Hi, all
We met a problem with TUNEL staining on mouse BM(10% NBF fixed
paraffin). The protocol we used works very well with other
tissues, however, it gave us high background on bone marrow. Can
anyone give us some suggestions on TUNEL staining using bone
marrow?
Many thanks,
Ann Dongtao
I have used many different hier methods over the years and have special
considerations because of my altitude. We thought that the pressure cooker
would solve all the problems relating to altitude because it is pressurized
but it did not. There must be some boiling going on sometime because I
oft
If the histology is outsourced the technical portion cannot be charged.?
Although, I know some pod labs, that have found loopholes to this--that is whay
I no longer work for one.
Roxanne
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Dear Netters,
How can I set 50.000 cells in 1 ul suspension from a cultured cell pellet? I
need your kindly help.
Best regards...
Dr. Necat Yilmaz
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Hello Everyone,
A colleague recommended this group to me. I hope you will be able to help me
with three questions that I have:
1) I am trying to setup a Masterflex L/S peristaltic economy drive pump system
to assist in the perfusion of adult rats. We are interested in collecting the
brain f
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