Thanks for the clarification. I appreciate the info!
Tom McNemar, HT(ASCP)
Histology Co-ordinator
Licking Memorial Health Systems
(740) 348-4163
(740) 348-4166
tmcne...@lmhealth.org
www.LMHealth.org
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What info do you guys have on acetone fixed smears? Specifically, having
trouble getting PAX5 (nuclear) to show good signal without chewing up the
cells during antigen retrieval.
Susan Foreman, HT (ASCP)
KDL Pathology
315 Erin Drive
Knoxville, TN 37919
(865)584-1933
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I'm sorry, I have no experience with acetone fixed smears.
Beth Cox, HTL/SCT(ASCP)QIHC
Vagabond Histotech
On 12/17/2013 8:40 AM, Susan Foreman wrote:
What info do you guys have on acetone fixed smears? Specifically, having
trouble getting PAX5 (nuclear) to show good signal without chewing up
We received some slides (being used in a school program) - they have flexible
plastic coverslips that are coming off and the tissue is adhered to the
coverslip.
Does anyone have any experience or thoughts on how we might get the tissue to
adhere back to the slide?
Thank you!
Nancy Schmitt HT,
This can happen with the older plastic coverslipping material. I have
heard that they have since fixed it though. We had several years worth of
slides that this happened to, the only way we could reliably fix it was add
coverslipping media below the coverslip and put something flat and heavy on
Hi Carol,
We can do that here; I am copying an internal e-mail I got from the pathologist
that runs our EM. Hope this helps:
Regards, Mike
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Mike,
Can you follow up on this and give me some idea of projected number of cases? I
would be interested in talking with Carol Wilson if you
Just wondering what others have found to be the case with CAP and techs that
are grandfathered in. When your labs are inspected is there a problem ?
Thanks so much, hope all have a wonderful Christmas!!
Anita Dudley
Different states with histotech licenses always provided a grand-father
clause for those histotechs with years of experience lacking the theoretical
training and gran-fathered them with the license at the same level to those
with the studies and without much training.
Consequently, a licensed
Hello all,
Where does everyone find the most success when advertising job openings for
your histology labs? We currently use Careerbuilder, Monster and also do some
advertising with NSH and a few other places. We want to make sure we're
hitting the places where the most people are looking.
Hello,
Can someone shed some light for me on this new code for IHC? I think the
code refers to double stain antibodies?
Thanks in advance
: )
Paula Lucas
Lab Manager
Bio-Path Medical Group
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I found both of my current jobs in ADVANCE magazine.
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www.histosearch.com has a histology job page so that you can list or acquire
jobs.
Shirley Powell
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Just for fun. This year’s top 10 Olympus Bioscapes digital imaging competition.
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Below is the list of Histonet responses representing the labs that have
discontinued the use of negative reagent controls for IHC's. Thanks to everyone
who responded.
Roger
Maywood, IL
Molecular Diagnostics Lab, Winston-Salem, NC
Saint Joseph's Hospital, Atlanta, GA
Hartford Hospital,
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