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Oh no! Tom Peters from Vanderbilt has told me I'm going to be in a pickle! That
might be true if I decided to wear a crochet bikini to the Jekyll Island
resort. Ha-ha
Actually, Tom Peters will be speaking about the three Leadership Pickles.
It's a session developed by the motivational speaker
Yes! We've been experiencing the same issue intermittently for the past couple
of weeks. The slides look like they did not get bluing reagent. I reported the
problem to Ventana and they sent us a new bluing reagent dispenser. (Hoping
this fixes it!) A couple of techs here thought the dispenser
We have this same model which we use for routine staining, as well as the
smaller Dako product we use for IHC and special stains. We've recently been
advised to use microtome oil to lubricate the V-shaped grippers on the CV5030,
as the previously-suggested grease was only causing more buildup (
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I am working with a Dermatopathology practice in Southern CA that wants to
hire an ASCP certified histotech with Mohs experience. This is a perm
We have a policy for hardware and if it includes any type of serial number,
etc. it is sent back to surgery for the item to be documented as removed with
the manufacturer. We also photograph them and include documentation in the
gross dicatation.
Hazel Horn
Supervisor of Histology/Autopsy/Tran
Hi Sophia,
If you plan to do immunostains that will eventually be hematoxylin
counterstained, just let it be. If you need them to be completely decolorized,
put them in 0.5% periodic acid and the rest of it should come out. I would be
cautious however with what you do to the sections. It might
We had a slight mistake with the deparaffin slides. A timer was not set,
long story short. The deparaffinized slides went too far and proceeded to
Hematoxylin. We have a linear stainer, so we took it back out from
hematoxylin when we noticed the error and placed it into water to rinse.
Then back to
I was wondering what everyone out there is doing in regards to how long
you are keeping medical hardware such as pins/screws/metal
plates/pacemakers, etc. that come from surgeries and how you are
disposing of them? I know the CAP requirement for wet tissue is 2 weeks
after the final report, but is
I have been asked to do some staining for EG1&2 (ECP) in eosinophils but have
not been able to find any suppliers for antibodies. All of my usual sources
come up negative, including Biocompare. Anyone know of a supplier of the
antibody?
Thanks
Mark
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