Picky pathologists only want the best. They are a necessary evil.
The problem is defining objective problems as opposed the perceived colors. To
simplify the discussion, assume for the moment your pathologist has been
evaluated and is NOT colorblind.
To take the emotions and subjectivity out o
Dear Banjo,
A reference to the article would be helpful; there must be more to it than one
sentence!
Formaldehyde has been known for decades to be hazardous, and there are safety
regulations in places where it is used. Plenty of old-timers are still alive
and well after woking with formaldehyd
All of my cameras are operated digitally.
Geoff
On 7/14/2015 1:50 PM, Monson, Frederick via Histonet wrote:
A strongly recommended first interview question: "How many digital cameras do you
have with you today?"
Cheers,
FCM
Frederick C. Monson, PhD
Technical Director
Center for Microanalys
A strongly recommended first interview question: "How many digital cameras do
you have with you today?"
Cheers,
FCM
Frederick C. Monson, PhD
Technical Director
Center for Microanalysis and Imaging, Research and Training (CMIRT)
West Chester University of Pennsylvania
Schmucker Science South -
Digital Imaging Analyst Position at The University of Buffalo:
Quicklink for Posting:
https://www.ubjobs.buffalo.edu/applicants/Central?quickFind+58162
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Long ago, in the foggy, foggy past, we were admonished to insure that our
Eosin in the bottle had a slight 'green' tinge in good daylight.
When we finally got fluorescence, we would check an H&E-stained section with
the fluorescein filters to insure the fluorescence of the Eosin.
Very scienti
Tiana
We have never experienced any issue like that here we will use the HIER
solutions in the PT links for up to three times within a period of 2 weeks.
We have had our PT link units validated and they are calibrated yearly. Do you
review the Target Retrieval Run Reports, we print and keep
Hi Histonetters,
I have encountered a problem with some of my staining and I am struggling to
pinpoint the root cause. I was wondering if any other DAKO Autostainer Link/PT
users are experiencing the same oddities.
It seems like the first runs with fresh HIER PT solution is very typical of
wha
Hi All,
We have a Brady LabXpert that does not work and we have replaced it with the
BMP 51. The label cartridges are no longer compatible and we have a lot of them
in varying conditions. We have one brand new in box, we have several that are
opened from the box but still are complete rolls an
We do mouse legs routinely, either with Cal Ex II or EDTA. We look at the bone
and the tissue around, so we have to have good fixation, decal., cutting and
staining for both.
Cal Ex II (formic acid) is a gentler decal agent than HCL (Plain "Cal EX") -
and Cal Ex II keeps the H&E staining true -
Good morning and sincere thanks to all those taking time to respond to our
many questions. I am looking for a template/example of a good competence
assessment for pathologists, meeting CAP&NY standards. Appreciate any
references.
Thank you,
Mike
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Jim,
I know how you feel with confusing about not having a pathologist onsite. I
have lived your next adventure for over 5 years. This is what I have done-
1. Since the local pathologist group does not read these slides, are
our grossing techs under the indirect supervision of the path
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