Hi Histonetters!!
I hope you are having a great day. I have several new positions and I
need your help. I am presently on a search for several of my best
clients that are in need of Histo Techs all of my clients are private
labs and are located in CT and NY. My clients offer excellent
compensat
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> Hello! I have been trying to get CD68 (CD11b and F4/80 as well, though I
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Hi,
Just curious if anyone has traveled to St. Thomas or St. John on a Histology
travel assignment? Please tell me your experience good or bad. Rental car
insurance, electricity, water bills, taking pets etc.. I heard utilities are 6
times higher than US and travel only covers 200.00 monthly. I
Hi Histonet Members,
I hope you are doing well. I am a Recruiter at a highly successful and well
respected Healthcare recruiting firm. I help place Histology Professionals in
permanent positions across the country and I wanted to see if you or someone
you know may be interested in
Hi Histonet Members,
I hope you are doing well. I am a Recruiter at a highly successful and well
respected Healthcare recruiting firm. I help place Histology Professionals in
permanent positions across the country and I wanted to see if you or someone
you know may be interested in
Hello:Are any of the medi tech users having the OR order the pathology
specimens into the system before they arrive in the lab?:)Sheila
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For all of you research guys out there working with this. I was asked to pose
the question of how you quantify this stain. I know histology is a black and
white yes/no kind of science, but I am being asked to quantify this stain. Are
just the very positive cells counted as positive?
There is
Amy:
During the years I had the same "dream" as yours.
Because of that I did try "Transfor-121", "Vytak", "Formalex", "Aldex-AMS 140",
"Neutralex" and a 1% solution of potasium permanganate.
To test the effectiveness of the "neutralization" of formalin I used a residual
reaction to PAS (Schiff)
Histonetters,
For everyone that responded to my email, I was finally able to cut a
couple of sections of the cross section of the femur. I surface soaked
the block with 50/50 solution of fabric softener for TWO hours,
constantly soaking the gauze so it wouldn't dry out, covered it with a
plastic
The exact cutting protocol should always be developed with your pathologists.
That said:
8 slides, step sections, multiple sections (as many as the size of specimen
will allow) per slide.
Slides 1, 3, 4, 6, 8 - H&E
Slides 2, 5, 7 - unstained/held for additional staining (SS/IHC)
William DeSalvo,
Allied Search Partners is currently looking for a Full Time/Permanent
Histotech in Anderson, SC.
Position Title: Histotechnologist/Histotechnician
Come join a well team oriented relaxing environment! The lab offers cutting
edge technologies and top-notch equipment. We are looking for a tale
Seeking a certified HT or HTL for a temporary position beginning January 30th
and lasting about 4 months. The position is in Richmond, VA with the hours of
either 6AM -2:30PM or 7:30AM - 4PM, Monday through Friday (excluding federal
holidays). You also have the choice or becoming our employee
Hello to all in histoland. Does anyone have the cutting protocol for a
hirschprung biopsy. Your help in this matter will be greatly appreciated.
Allison Scott HT(ASCP)
Histology Supervisor
LBJ Hospital
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Hi Amy;
Yes!!! It is called Formalex and here is the link for info:
http://www.americanbiosafety.com/PDF/ABS_Formalex_Green.pdf
I have used this product for years and it makes neutralizing aldehyde
waste simple!
Let me know if you have other questions.
Tracy Pheneger, BS, HT
Associate Scienti
The trouble with sodium barbital, of course, is that (since it's a
barbiturate) it's a controlled substance, and requires special
handling procedures (including locking it up). Chloral hydrate and
paraldehyde have the same problem.
I would think that either an acetate buffer or one of the "Good
bu
Hello Histonetters,
I am looking for something that will neutralize formalin to a jelly like
substance so that it could be thrown away in regular trash and not disposed of
down the drain. Does anybody know if there is something out on that market that
will do this? Thanks in advance for your h
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Louise
A product that used to work well for me in the middle ages was called
"Mollifex" came from BDH.
Barry
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[histonet-boun...@lists.utsouthwestern.edu] On Behalf Of Louise Renton
[louise.ren...@gmail.com]
The "Known Error Test' comes for a company:
http://www.knowerror.com
They offer a product that utilizes a biopsy collection system with a swab,
utilizing chain of custody protocols. They claim that they can prevent patient
identification errors because of "specimen provenance complications".
Good Morning Histonetters
One of our clients is interested in starting to compare biopsy tissue with a
DNA swab. The test name is Known Error test and it is performed at a company
in Utah. Does anyone out there know what this testing entails. I could use
any information since I have no knowledge o
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