I prefer to sharpen my microtome knives by myself by hand.
I have a vintage Cambridge Rocking Microtome and despite its age it works very
well.
Sharpening is a time consuming for the first time, it's depends on the
conditions of the blade edge.
Once you have a nice cutting profile its
Hi All,
I am Sharon Harrison, supervisor of Histopathology lab at UWI Mona in Kingston
Jamaica.
I agree with you that we still need to have the solid blades for the cutting of
hard tissue such as cervix fibroids and bone. Hence we have to maintain some
vestige of the old technology of knife
I am looking to relocate to California, near the San Diago area. My wife's
work is relocating her there so I am looking at my options.
I am a Histologist (HT, ASCP) with 25 years of experience. I have worked in an
Electron Microscopy Lab for 10 years as a Histologist and EM Tech processing
