Hello netters...have someone tried doin frozen in a tissue mistakenly immersed
in formalin??not so long but the inside still fresh..m sure the slides will
wash out..fresh always better..
On Jun 17, 2012, at 10:34 PM, Emily Sours talulahg...@gmail.com wrote:
Wow you can run frozen sections
Hello to all in histoland. How is employee productivity calculated. I have my
techs fill out a workload tally sheet daily. My boss wants me to take the data
and come up with a productivity chart or graph that says who is productive or
not. I don't need a tally sheet to say who is working or
With the data you have from your employees, calculate the number of units per
unit time you get for the different tasks.
Feed your data on Excel and prepare totals per lab and per employee and make
graphs that you can display and discuss with your boss and your employees.
René J.
I am looking for natural occurring Fungus, GMS Aspergillus to use as my fungus
control tissue. Someone from Histonet gave me a block about 3 years ago. I've
just used the last of it. Does anyone have any to share again? Thanks Cheri
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Histology Supervisor
Physicians
Hi Histonetters!
We have a plethora of openings all over the country-- entry level through
management, and I wanted to share these two:
Seeking registered, grossing qualified tech(s) for each of two different labs.
Both are/have:
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Dear All:
I am seeking advice from someone who has experience with fixing and paraffin
embedding rat muscle tissue. We want to dissect out muscles, fix them, embed in
paraffin and then do HE and immunostaining. Our first attempts, which involved
immersion fixation in 4% paraformaldehyde,
Hello everyone,
I will like to get some idea about the Power Path system, if anybody out there
is using this system or had used it before, what are the advantages and
disadvantages of this system. Thank you.
Tunde
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Just remember - No formalin, no need for retrieval. In my experience that is
the hardest step on tissue sections. It also shortens the procedure a bunch
too.
Claire
From: histonet-boun...@lists.utsouthwestern.edu on behalf of Emily Sours
Sent: Sun 6/17/2012
Hello Histoland,
I have been given a project to process some mice fetuses. The research
group is particularly interested in studying the GI track of each fetus.
They range in size from 20 x 20 x 10 mm to 10 x 10 x 5 mm. Does anyone
have any suggestions for processing, microtomy, sectioning,
Thanks everyone.
I quoted the description straight from the PMIC coding manual. It is for
use with 17311-17315, 88302-88309, 33221, and 88332. I was hoping to get a
discussion about Mohs mysteries. I have also found it in two other
publications. Mohs Society referred me AAD and I am waiting
Carol,
I obvioulsy have a talent for getting involved in controversial
subjects, I really got to stop that LOL
I used to have a CPT manual but no longer,they are very handy. If you got it
out of that it seems to me thats the golden rule. My concern for you was that
they recently
Kim,
You are too funny! It must be controversial if only three of us are talking
about it and lots of people are 'doing it'. ha!
That is funny about the $20. or not. I was only familiar with 88342 also
until I started reading in the MOHS section of said CPT book. As I read it
again,
Bernadette,
Tray to transfer frozen tissue to 50% formalin and 50%alcohol solution.
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Oh I'm hooked. I have got to know the answer now lol we shall conquer this
problem with your help and then we will all know once and for all. :)
Thank you
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On Jun 18, 2012, at 6:29 PM, Carol Torrence ctorre...@kmcpa.com wrote:
Kim,
You are too funny! It must be
yes you can use charged slides for frozen section they work best In our lab we
always use these slides we never had problemnaveeda
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histonet-requ...@lists.utsouthwestern.edu wrote:
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Dear Sarah,
for muscle histology I would recommend Bouin's fixative which give a very good
fixation and sectioning properties. If you have a Leica microtome try to use
the water bath for sectioning, and also the CoolClamp. This gives the best
results.
best regards
Michael
Am 18.06.2012 um
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