Anyone having a problem with little to no elastic in these sleeves? Seems
to be "hit and miss ". I can't pin it on a particular lot #.
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I have a project to validate a special stainer and will be starting with
GMS. What can I use as a good source of fungus? Was it last week there
was mention of orange peels and onions?
I need to get the OK of the attending pathologist, so I probably can't use
anything too
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Hi Leesa
Over the years, I have bought a lot of used equipment from IMEB and was really
happy with all of it. They have access to good used equipment and have the
people to get it to you on time and experts using the equipment. They also
have consultants that will help you decide what equipme
Research facilities usually pay the submitting institution for submitting the
block to the study.
Bernice Frederick HTL (ASCP)
Senior Research Tech
Pathology Core Facility
Robert. H. Lurie Cancer Center
Northwestern University
710 N Fairbanks Court
Olson 8-421
Chicago,IL 60611
312-503-3723
b-fred
The notes say that after two years it can be released if approved, but the best
way is to intentionally preserve material if you have any idea there may be a
need.
And we could provide unstained slides.
Joyce Weems
Pathology Manager
678-843-7376 Phone
678-843-7831 Fax
joyce.we...@emoryhealthcar
We have outfitted two labs with repurposed equipment that we purchased from
Rankin. When there has been a problem with any of the equipment, it has been
taken care of quickly. I'm not familiar with the other companies mentioned,
but would recommend Rankin for your equipment needs. Perhaps you
Here is a lead ( #3 ), but IMEB has a leg up with an endorsement already.
Please ask Dawn Truscott or someone else to post a Rankin endorsement on
Histonet ASAP and contact the prospect,
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Luckily we do have a research coordinator who takes care of all of these for us
and he is very thorough. He obtains consent and deals with all costs. I am
thinking that I just need to verify that the facility receiving the block (s)
are retaining them for the appropriate amount of time, which the
Bill is correct, CAP is actually the least of your worries. There are many
regulations about human tissue used in research (I do not know them all), but
patient consent is essential and in some cases the patient must actually agree
to the specific research project. Here we have regulations abo
There are other issues, besides CAP, that you should consider when releasing
blocks.
1. A block is a medical record. Has the patient consented to release for
research?
2. If the block is released prior to 14 days discharge and there are any
charges, the charge must be sent to your hospital. Post
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Fawn
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I send them without hesitation. Ours is to assist the patient not get tangled
up in regulatory bureaucracy. Just as you wouldn't hesitate to send a
subpoenaed block. The point here is to KNOW where your blocks are when not on
site. Yes we are custodians of blocks and slides, but you mustn't i
I did call the CAP and they stated first of all, that it is a very confusing
checklist component! But I was told that the research facility is taking on the
ownership of the block, and we need to ensure that whoever we are sending our
blocks to are following the proper retention protocols.
From
Dear Histonetters:
I serve as editor-in-chief of the peer-reviewed scientific journal, *Life:
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I just received a short (ca. 4,400 words long, incl. Literature Cited and
Figure Legends) paper that assesses DNA damage levels in a species
of mussel using the comet assay. I
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