Happy Friday Histonetters!
For any of you out there using Title 21, Medialab or iPassport for document
control (or anything else for that matter), I would love to hear your feedback
on what it's like to use the systems. Pros/cons/responsiveness of the
companies to your concerns-anything at al
Prominent, upscale, three physician dermatology practice seeking a full
time (Mon-Fri) histotechnician with Mohs experience for Dermatology clinic
located in Dana Point, CA. The technician will assist in Mohs tissue
processing once a week and paraffin encompassed tasks on all other days.
*Respo
I get a bit serious with this blog
Comments invited
http://www.chicagonow.com/downsize-maybe/2015/11/getting-serious-about-a-bad-medicare-recommendation/
Lester J. Raff, MD MBA
UroPartners
Medical Director Of Laboratory
2225 Enterprise Dr. Suite 2511
Westchester, Il 60154
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In my lab I am checking my CAP checklist. I just took over the Supervisors job
after she retired.
In looking at our checklist it mentions that Mohs testing is a High complexity
test which requires qualifications. Part of the checklist states “Grossing
specimens -nonpathologist.” In research t
Good morning
Has anybody ever experienced a problem with their EBSciences microwave where
the temperature probe failed during a cycle and the reagent continued to heat?
For anybody who uses the microwaves, have you experienced any other mechanical
issues that could affect your microwave process
Hello Histonet-Listers:
I am looking for (ideally) recent and comprehensive papers containing cross
sections (light microscopy and/or transmission electron microscopy) of
insect wings. If you know of such refs, bibliographic info and/or a pdf
will be appreciated (please, send them to blayjo...@g
Hi Allison,
we doubled the times of the regular processing protocol beginning with
longer absolute ethanol, intermedium and paraffin. Our regular protocol
takes 13 hours and the fatty-protocol takes 17 hours. We start it at about 2
pm with endtime at 8 am. So breast tissue is mostly embedded at the
