Hello
I just bought a second hand Dako autostainer from Germany (I live in
France) from a broker.
The machine looks fine but I can't test it because_I don't have identity
and password _to get inside the software.
Does anyone know how if it is possible to localise the password and
identities
I have seen a phrase in a lot of reports that states: "All controls are
appropriate," or something to that effect. I explain that it is a legally
binding phrase, that is on reports by the pathologists to verify the control
is correct. I have always heard that if the case went to court, the
Dear Histonetters,
We are currently searching for the most inclusive and most cost effective
lab-oriented Group Purchasing Organization (GPO). Are you working with one
that gives great support and greatest discounts on lab general supplies and
if so, may I ask who you are using? I am sure that t
We use a Tunnel kit from Chemicon and apply about 30ul of probe with a cs on
top, look into buying just the probe which is what goes first, for our
Chemicon kit we buy several vials of probe before we have to buy the entire
kit again.
Patsy Ruegg, HT(ASCP)QIHC
Ruegg IHC Consulting, LLC
40864 Arkan
I would use good charged slides like VWR Superfrost Plus or Fisher + slides
and try to cut the sections thinner, sections thicker than 4-6 microns fall
off easier. It is also important to airdry slides completely before baking
them, we bake at 60dc for an hour to overnight in an oven after airdryi
Laurie-
Our Histotechs document on a stain log that is printed, and the pathologists
comment "controls stained appropriately" within the report.
Nancy
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Date: Mon, 13 Aug 2012 14:35:22 -0700
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Hi Histonetters!!
I hope everyone is having a great day and staying cool through these dog
days of summer. It is really hot and humid down here in Florida and the
only thing hotter than the temps is these sizzling new positions I am
working on. All of these are full time permanent positions with
Unless its changed from CAP 2011 checklist and I didnt hear about it. Grossing
is considered high complexity, so the guidelines are the same for anyone doing
high complexity testing. They would need documented training as do any other
high comlexity task.
here is what CAP 2011 says about it.
Hi Fellow Histonetters!!
I hope everyone is having a great day!! I have a quick question from a
client that I hope someone can give me a definitive answer on. What are the
education requirements for grossing under CAP as opposed to CLIA. I was
told that for CAP a B.S. degree is required and I wa
We have this statement embedded into every report:
"Quality of hematoxylin and eosin staining was appropriate for slide
evaluation".
and if it's an immuno we have an auto text with the same type of wording. We
first tried to get the pathologists to sign a log each day but that was a
nightmare.
Good morning Histonet,
We are currently searching for a talented histology professional with a
strong background in routine histology to join our clients field support
team in the Northeast. The right candidate can be based near a major
airport and must be open to travel.
The position offers
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