Forgive me if I have asked this before. We cannot seen to find any double
edge blades that are consistently sharp. Our pathologists like to use
these, and I am having a hard time finding good ones. I have tried several
vendors, but they all seem to be manufactured by Personna. Am I correct?
One
Amy,
I am not sure what type of tissue you are cutting but the MOHs society has a
nice training course.
Fundamentals of Mohs Surgery for Physicians and Mohs Technicians
Thursday, November 5 – Sunday, November 8, 2015
Robert Jacox
Manager, Global Tactical Marketing
Anatomic Pathology
Thermo
Hello histonet,
I am looking for a frozen tissue training session for my new employee. It
includes frozen tissue harvest, storing, sectioning, etc. Could any one
recommend a training session inside US?
Thanks,
Amy
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Not at the moment in New England.
Sorry, I just could not resist with the way this winter has been.
We did at one time and we ended up replacing the cooling unit in our morgue.
Tom
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Roy-
We use CBG recyclers - one for alcohol/xylene and one for formalin. The
formalin is tested and with a couple simple equations you determine whether you
need to add water or formalin concentrate to get back to 10%, figure out total
amount of formalin and another equation to determine the am
Does anyone else have a problem getting their body storage refrigerators to
maintain the 1.1°C to 4.4°C temps to meet CAP guidelines?
Thanks in advance for your responses!
Tanya
Tanya G. Abbott
Manager Technologist
Histology/Cytology
St Joseph Medical Center
(phone) 610-378-2635
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Dear Histonetters: You are invited to join the histology societies of
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Hello,
Cut some skins the today (3 sections one slide) and the top two sections seemed
to blow apart and drift " in the stainer" (not on the bath). The bottom section
looks good.
This is strange as I have seen the bottom section move as a result of water or
not adhering to slide. However is i
Try Light Bulb Surplus at www.lightbulbsurplus.com.
I got replacement bulbs for less than $5.00 rather than $75.00 from a
"scientific" supply vendor.
Tresa
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There is a North East Laboratory Conference that is held in Portland, Maine
every year, and each year I notice a lack of speakers pertaining to the
fascinating subject of histology. I have taken it upon myself to recruit a few
histology speakers, and I am hoping to get some talks set up for Oct
I found them at Lowe's.
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Johanna
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Subject: [Histonet] need light for fl
Hi,
we have a Fisher Tissue Prep 135 flotation bath and the light died. The
instrument is no longer manufactured and I cant find a source for the
fluorescent light tube. There are multiple baths for sale on ebay but nobody
sells the light alone.
Could someone help me out? Would something from
We have the CBG recycler and use buffered formalin. Yes, you have to re-buffer
it. They sell the buffer and also give you instructions on how to re-buffer the
formalin.
Valerie Hannen,MLT(ASCP),HTL,SU (FL)
Section Chief, Histology
Parrish Medical Center
951 N. Washington Ave.
Titusville,Florida
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