Hello Jennifer, yes over-fixation will cause adhesion problems. This applies to
formalin fixed frozens as well as PFA fixed frozens.
I have had good luck using chromated gelatin to coat slides. I have
successfully cut and stained lung specimens left in NBF for several months.
Commercially,
Thank you very much. I received a copy of the document.
Johanna Haddock, BS, MT(ASCP)
QA Coordinator
ProPath - The Leader in Pathology Services
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Dallas, TX 75247
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Hi,
Does anyone has the Manufacturer Instruction Manual for the Microm HM 505 E
Cryostat that you can share with me?
Thanks,
Johanna Haddock, BS, MT(ASCP)
QA Coordinator
ProPath - The Leader in Pathology Services
1355 River Bend Dr.
Dallas, TX 75247
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I am trying to cut frozen leaf sections at 6 and 8 microns. All I am getting
is bunched up leaf. What is the trick/ I am cutting at -20 should be cutting
at a lower temp and cutting thicker?
Jo-Ann Bader
Histology Co-Ordinator
Goodman Cancer Centre
McGill University 1160 Pine Ave. W - Rm
That's a good question, but tough to answer because every lab has different
ways of mounting sections. I think you will have to define that for your own
workflow. I've seen labs that require 30 serial sections on a slide for certain
specimens, so what is that?!
You could start with the one
Hi everyone,
What constitutes a slide? For volume purposes/tech productivity.
1 section on a slide= 1 slide
3 sections (levels) on a slide=1 slide or does it equal 3 slides?
Kari Kienitz HT, (ASCP)
Histology Laboratory
Gastroenterology-EAST
The Oregon Clinic
NE 99th Ave
Portland, OR
Is anyone willing to share a procedure for QAQC? I have a procedure that is
extremely detailed and our physicans would like a shorter version.
I would love to see what others have in practice if you are willing to
share it is greatly appreciated.
Sincerely,
JB
Our career ladder at UCSF
HLT 1 thru 4 (Hospital Laboratory Technician) for non-histology positions.
HLT-1 is entry level, could be out of high school. To move up requires more
education. HLT-2 AA to BA/BA, HLT-3, -4, BA/BS used as accessioners, basic lab
techs in grossing and cytology,
If you don't already have it you may want to offer a shift differential for
very early or late shifts and weekends.
This makes it a little easier to hire for and keep people on the harder shifts.
Anne
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HI all,
Is anyone interested in old issues of JOH? My collection spans 1997 - 2016. I
am missing a few (~ 7).
Let me know and I'll send you a list of what I have.
Brett
Brett M. Connolly, Ph.D.
Prin. Scientist,
Translational Biomarkers - Imaging
Merck & Co., Inc.
PO Box 4, WP-44K
West Point,
Hi there!
My name is Taylor Rinaldi, Recruiting Manager at Prometheus healthcare. My
team and I specialize specifically in laboratory recruiting nationwide,
working directly with lab managers from different hospitals and reference
laboratories across the US . We are currently recruiting for
I have had the same discussion with lab administration recently. I would be
interested in the same information.
Aimee
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Sent: Tuesday, August 09, 2016 7:20 AM
To: histonet@lists.utsouthwestern.edu
Good morning everyone. I had a meeting recently with hospital administration
where I was asked what leadership could do to retain and keep quality staff.
Besides the obvious, pay increase's, I suggested a ladder type progression
system for all lab staff, similar to what some hospitals offer
Hi everyone,
Our lab is getting ready to install a new processor. My question is, how do we
go about decontaminating our old processor to dispose of it. The old processor
is a Ventana Rennaissance.
Thank you
Fawn Bomar
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