After researching and calling CAP I have realized it is not a CAP policy
for pathologist to order IHC/SS only after viewing the H But, it is an
active LCD. I am new to regulations in labs, being my first time to run
one. Pardon my mistake and thanks for the responses.
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Ms. Gareth B. Davis,
I can't speak to the the T-cell receptor sites but the only option for
getting decent sections at this point is option number two. In the future,
(if there applicable) the cut surface of a cryosectioned block can be
recovered with OCT, frozen, and stored in an air-tight whirl-pak or ziplock
bag in
How are labs indicating, on reports, that the pathologist has ordered IHC
stains after reading the H slides. With the new CAP rules regarding
ordering IHC stains, i.e. H. pylori and others, that are usually ordered
initially. I basically would like an example of wording for the reports,
when the
Hi Histonet folks,
Thank you for all the help, for those who are following what I
have found:
(1)
Sigma-Aldrich does have p16 (it is also know as INKa):
Anti-INKa(p16) antibody, clone 13H4.1 cat # MABE1328
or
Anti-p16 Antibody, clone D25 cat#MAB4133
(2)
Stacy was
