We are currently looking for a Histology Lab Manager at the Veterinary
Diagnostic Lab, Kansas State University in Manhattan Kansas. If interested in
the position I have listed the advertisement information below or if you want
more detailed information on the position you can contact Dr. Jamie
I need an Ab against CD45 ( LCA) that works in mouse FFPWS.
I would be most grateful for a solid recommendation ( you know it works, rather
than what is said on spec sheet)
Thank you
Carl
Carl Hobbs FIBMS
Histology and Imaging Manager
Wolfson CARD
Guys Campus, London Bridge
Kings College Londo
To all:
I realize that this question has come up before, but what microwave do most
labs recommend for special staining? We have never had the need for one, but
now do. We would like an inexpensive one.
Thanks!
Peggy
Peggy Sherwood
Research Specialist, Photopathology
Wellman Center for Photo
I don't believe there are any regulations on the national or federal level,
however you might want to check any local regulations pertaining to storage
amounts. I have found these to vary widely, many times being much more strict
than national regulations. A 2 gallon maximum is not realistic i
To anyone out there utilizing PA's in their histology lab. I am in the early
phase of establishing a realistic benchmark for case load per PA. We are a
multidivisional facility. Currently there are 3 fulltime PA's. We are not open
on weekends or holidays. They do not do autopsies. They do most
Elizabethand Allison,
The US adopted the Globally Harmonized System(GHS) some time ago.
Compliance is not yet required, but you might want to check out
29CFR1910.1200. It will probably affect all labs to some extent. Just
enter that term in your browser.
The OSHA GHS storage requirement for
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Allison
I have not heard of that either, that would mean that you could not even store
one 5 gallon cube of formalin. I would politely ask them for a copy of the
regulation that states that there can only be 2 gallons of formalin stored in
your gross room. They may be classifying the formali
Formalin is THEORETICALLY (and very UNLIKELY) "flammable, but putting it into a
flammables cabinet is going too far.
Try to find out those conflicting standards (JCAHO vs. CAP) and follow the
strictest.
Also please remember that many inspectors just "love to show off!" Some think
that have to "c
Hello to all in histoland. Happy Friday. Last week we were inspected by a new
group of surveyors that are like JCAHO called DNV. They said that we had to
much formalin stored in our gross room. We had 15 gallons. They told us that
we could only have 2 gallons there at a time. I have never
Diana,
We let the aspirates clot in a petri dish, cover them in formalin to fix the
clot and then make a block from the fixed clot. Process overnight in the
processor and embed the clot in the A.M. This process helps eliminate the
aspirate from spreading out in the base mold.
I hope this hel
Can anyone share with me their process for processing bone marrow aspirations
and embedding them in paraffin blocks. Currently ours are being spread out
throughout the entire base mold and makes it cumbersome to screen. Has anyone
used histogel or making a button and embed that instead of just
Usually any (and almost all) precipitates when using a silver stain is produced
by the silver solution reacting over some remnant of a previous solution not
completely removed.
Check your solutions, if needed prepare them anew and try again.
René J.
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Does anyone have an Autotechnicon Tissue Processor for sale?Thanks much!Margie
Chadwell
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I am looking for some suggestions on a problem with our steiner stain. We have
a percipitate on the whole slide not just on the tissue and no matter what we
have done I can't seem to get rid of it. HELP!
Good Friday to all.
Histology 101. The Alcian Blue dye itself had lost its efficacy. I borrowed a
solution from another lab and voila, perfect staining. Thank you to everyone
for their suggestions. I will certainly keep them on file in the event this
ever happens again.
Have a good weekend.
Bets
http://www.cellpath.us.com/magento/cellpath-on-line-shop/specimen-processing-and-embedding/small-biospy-processing/cellsafe/cellsafe-biopsy-capsule-blue.html
I find them very good for brain slices.
There is a deeper and a shallower space, depending on which way they are folded.
Carl Hobbs FIBMS
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