I use eosin in a squirt bottle.
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Subject: [Histonet] Inking esophagus
Hi Everyone:Can anyone reccommend a good way to ink esophageal biopsies without
using mercurochrome? ThanksSheila
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Does anyone know of any good services that do a per slide pathology read out?
I would prefer a veterinary pathologist and it would not be a very large case
load. Mainly tox. related reports would be what we need generated.
Thanks
Sarah Goebel-Dysart, BA, HT(ASCP), QIHC (ASCP)
Histotechnologist
Metzger, Kenneth would like to recall the message, "Node Issue".
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You could try hydrogen peroxide - it wil get rid of the heme in the RBCs which
is probably giving you the background. I would try a 1:10 dilution (or higher)
of the H2O2 (in PBS) that you usually get from the store/pharmacy - undiluted
will probably bubble too much and lift off the tissue. Yo
