Don't you think we havea hand in this reporting out this CPT code so much,, I
would expect this to be bundled here soon in a DRG for pathology services,,
that's where it is headed.
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> Wow. What made them ch
Wow. What made them change their minds? There are many times when we stain
different blocks of a single specimen and only one lights up.
I, too, would be interested in an official document stating the change.
Thanks!
Michelle
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I would expect the trend to go toward specimen and not block, perhaps
even case and not specimen. It comes down to health care cost reduction
and health-care reform which are turning out to be the same thing. I
don' care who's holding the wheel, so long as gov't is doing the
driving, we can expect
Where can I get the article to show my billing dept/pathologists?
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Ward-Pathology
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To: Webb, Dorothy L; 'histone
ProLong Gold (Invitrogen)
Montina J. Van Meter, HT (ASCP)
Lab Manager
Dept. of Autonomic Neuroscience
Pennington Biomedical Research Center
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Guiller
Oh yes, we are very aware and quite upset at the change!
Martha Ward, MT (ASCP) QIHC
Manager, Molecular Diagnostics Lab
Dept. of Pathology
Wake Forest University Baptist Medical Center
Winston-Salem, NC 27157
336-716-2104
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Is everyone aware that beginning 1/1/12, we can no longer bill for each block
regarding IHC billing, only one unit of billing for each part type no matter
how many blocks are stained? Also IHC "cocktail" stains, such as PIN4 must now
be billed as one unit even though multiple antibodies are rep
I have place the deparaffinized slides into 10% neutral buffered formalin for
about 30 minutes before the heat retrieval. Somehow this seems to work
You can also lower the temperature of your retrieval and lengthen the time.
Good Luck.
Loralee McMahon, HTL (ASCP)
Immunohistochemistry Supervi
pray.
>>> "McCabe, Sara J." 12/30/2011 1:02 PM >>>
Hello Histonet,
Wondering what those of you that do IHC on bones do to ensure that the tissue
remains on the slide during processing?
Thanks,
Sara McCabe HT(ASCP)
DuBois Regional Medical Center
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Sara
If you can you want to stick with an enzyme digestion such as proteinase K or
another enzyme. If the antibody requires HIER and will not work with enzyme
digestion then modify your retreival time and temp, we use 70C for 2 hours and
find that this works for most antibodies. Some antibodi
Hello Histonet,
Wondering what those of you that do IHC on bones do to ensure that the tissue
remains on the slide during processing?
Thanks,
Sara McCabe HT(ASCP)
DuBois Regional Medical Center
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Hi there,
Does anybody know of a good alternative to nail polish for sealing round
coverslips (or any shape, for that matter!).
Ideally I am looking for a solution that is both an aqueous mount media and
sealant, if such a beast exists...
Thanks!
Gil
PS: Happy New Year!
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Guillermo Palchik
Ph.
We are currently recruiting a histotech for our small independent
pathology lab located in South Carolina. We offer a competitive salary,
health insurance, sick leave, paid vacation, holidays, 401K/profit
sharing. The hours are 5am-1pm. The job would include but not limited
to embedding, cutting
Happy Holidays Histoland,
Does anyone out there have a good working protocol on the Ventana Ultra for
MiTF. I have tried several but the docs still aren't happy with it. Could
you share any info you may have regarding vendor, system, protocol, etc.?
Much thanks!
Sheila, HT (ASCP)
KDL
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