Dear Mohamed,
We manufacture cryostats but not the one you have the problem with, however I
think what you can hear is the cooling fan working but not the refrigeration
compressor.
You will need to locate the internal fuses to see which ones need replacing. If
the compressor is running then
Malika,
Best bet is to contact American Society for Clinical Pathology,
http://www.ascp.org and a very good immigration lawyer.
I came over here almost 20 years ago and it was a nightmare. ASCP did
not recognize any British qualifications and I had then been working in
pathology for 18+ years.
We used to do overnight in our DAKO Autostainer many years ago, and we kept
many containers of dH20 in the incubator to make a humid chamber. Seemed to
work well - although we realized overnight was overkill and 1-2 h was
sufficient. In fact, given this we started to always put humid chambers
Fellow Histonetters,
We presently use DAB brown chromagen for our IHC, and are looking at adding a
red kit chromagen for staining double IHC slides. I am looking for information
on what antibody scenarios other sites are using the double stain for? Kappa
and lambda might be one pair of
Good Morning Everyone,
I was wondering for those of you working in POL labs or even hospitals, if you
are pre-lableing specimen bottles before the patient comes in? Ie 12 part
prostate boxes have the patient's name and the bx site pre-made days or weeks
before the patient comes in. If not
We are currently upgrading our Psyche/WindoPath Anatomic Pathology
Information System from version 5 to 7. Has anyone else gone through or
presently going through this upgrade? Could you please give me an
account of your experience? Good or bad. Thanks
Why would you want to prelabel the containers prior to seeing the patient?
Outside of the kit being labeled LLB LLM LLA, etc., the individual containers
should not be label until you actually add the sample to avoid mistakes.
-Original Message-
From:
National Safety Goals state that you have to label the container in front
of the patient.
Debbie M. Boyd, HT(ASCP) l Chief Histologist l Southside Regional Medical
Center I
200 Medical Park Boulevard l Petersburg, Va. 23805 l T: 804-765-5050 l F:
804-765-5582 l dkb...@chs.net
Nails,
How old are those 820s and 860s anyway? I know they were around in the early
70's.
We still use our 860!
Bob Nienhuis
VA / UCLA Medical Center
North Hills, CA
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Dear all,
I have access to a Spencer AO 820 microtome (a black beauty in
Dermatology group in Phoenix looking for independent experienced Mohs tech to
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Ideal situation for someone wanting to pick up extra income, work with
world-renowned Mohs tech and establish long-term
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Hello fellow Tech's
I know this is a repeat posting. I wanted to post again to get responces from
some fellow tech's that might have missed the last one. We are looking at
getting a new procesor and wanted to get our peers opinons on the Sakura vs
Richard Allen. If you are a vendor please do
I need help in convincing my Pathology group that it is old school to have a
aid or tech in the gross room to hand them specimen and put lids on
cassettes and close them. We have a PA that is employed by the pathology group
that wants help in putting lids on and closing cassette. We use the
Hello all,
Does anyone know the exact regulations, implications,
and documentation of the use of research use only antibodies in a CLIA
RAP accredited laboratory? Does anyone else out there use RUO's in their
laboratories? Input on this topic would be greatly appreciated.
Peter et al.
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Hi Bernice,
Thanks for your reply and the URL, I hold a BSc Hons in Biomedical Sciences
and a Post Graduate Certificate in Cellular Pathology over here in the UK.
Since you mentioned in your reply that you have a Histotechnologist who trained
in Romania, I would be interested to know if she
I am sorry to tell you that having an aid in the gross room will increase the
productivity of your PA by 25-30% because what you consider irrelevant tasks
done by an aid will permit your PA to do what s/he is paid for and closing lids
is not something that should be done by a better paid PA as
GSH has dropped the late fee for the meeting this weekend so it is not too
late to register, especially those in the Atlanta area. Go to
www.histosearch.com/gshhttp://www.histosearch.com/gsh to get the program and
registration form. Fill it out and bring it with you and register on site.
We
I happend to disagree, it does not take much time to close cassettes and I feel
that the person grossing the specimen
should be responsible for what is in the cassette. If that cassette is found
empty the following morning who do you go to. You are stuck
with a he said she said.
We also use
I agree with you Sue. I have 2 lab aides 1 is full time and 1 is part time
neither of which we can spare for hand holding and cassette closing. Our 2
gross techs are responsible for those blocks until they hit the processor. Too
many hands in there causes too many problems.. The potential for
Found an old message.
The American Optical Co. that first made the 820 Microtome in 1947,
is now part of Leica.
Bob
On Mon, Mar 22, 2010 at 9:50 AM, Paula Pierce
cont...@excaliburpathology.com wrote:
I am still using 5 820s!!!
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*From:* Bob Nienhuis
Hello netters,
Has anyone had any experience with instruments that grind up medical waste
and treat it so that you can dispose of it in mainstream garbage? If so,
does it work? Is it expensive? I've included the website of one such
system below. Biomedical technology solutions. Any info
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