Hi,
If HIER at 90 degrees C is causing tissue lifting, you could try a lower
temperature for longer. I was recommended 60 degrees overnight for
bone/cartilage and have had far fewer problems with this gentler treatment.
Perhaps this would suit the skin samples too.
Best wishes,
Cath
Catheri
Hello gang
Jores has several references found in a Google search, including a post right
here on the Histonet from 2002.
It contains Chloral Hydrate which is very difficult to find.
Do a search and have a look. Several suggestions.
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Melt down old blocks, have them embed and cut them. Evaluate their time and
technique. You could also do a working interview where a tech shows them around
but has them cut and embed a few current tissues while watching. Thanks Anne
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I wanted to update my resume just to have in case of emergency. I have not done
one in many years, and I know some formatting has changed. Does anyone have a
good template that relates to the laboratory? Thanks Anne
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I was wondering, for those doing Mohs cases, how far apart you schedule your
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Hi everyone. Does anyone regularly use the anti-roll plate on their cryostat?
Does it work
pm.Two years'
experience preferable. Thanks Anne Murvosh H.
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luing, rinse, clearing. I
don't remember which is first. Actually do you need a bluing if using tap water
since that blues better then DI water? Thanks for your input, it's been 10
years since I had to think about this. Anne
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We are trying to hire a part-time Mohs technician in Washington state that is a
train on the job. I feel like the wage is too low, what are beginning Mohs
techs making if they are not a histology tech? Thanks Anne
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Your best bet is a VIP6. Don’t think the VIP5 is still being manufactured. If
it is then grab one. I had 3 VIP5s. The one is still in service after 16 years.
A trusty workhorse. Easy to use. Sakura instruments are just amazing.
Greetings from Cape Town.
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nd be able to get a lot of
tissue on each slide, sometimes the components of the machine get in the way of
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I have used Sakura film coverslippers in several different facilities since
1997.
In the ‘early days’ there were some issues with slip detachment but those were
smartly sorted out by the manufacturers.
1) Film coverslips dry really fast - no clumps of stuck together slides to soak
for
or do I need to refrigerate or freeze?
Also how long do they last, I can't remember the protocol. Thanks Anne HT
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I'm looking to switch from a disposal pick-up to recycling of Xylene. Can
anyone tell me some companies that offer a recycling unit. The catch is we
don't have very much so I need something for a small lab. Thanks Anne
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he instructions say to add
10 drops of a sodium hydroxide solution to the solution being tested, wouldn't
that change the Ph and make the results not as accurate. This kit is expensive
if regular pH strips are better, let me know that too. Thanks
Just need a refresher on formalin and xylene monitoring regulations. Do we
still have to do a 15 minute and 8 hour testing on both xylene and formalin, or
can we just do the 8 hour. I wasn't sure if the regulations have changed or
not. Thanks
Hey everyone, does the yearly employee competency assessments need to be kept
for just 2 years or for the entire time an employee is there. I have some old
ones I want to toss, but I just wanted to be sure. Thanks Anne
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the HT embed and cut them. This showed us how good and quick they were and if
they actually new what they were doing. Anne
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suggestions or links
to grossing techniques would be appreciated. Also, any ideas on better cutting
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I haven't done a gout specimen in years, I remember the processing part, not
remembering the Staining part. Could someone please send me your gout protocol?
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Try the Kwik Diff from Thermo Shandon. We have been using it for as long as I
can remember. I’m sure there must be suppliers in the USA.
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We use Cerner Millennium and are considering adding AB&T.
Apart from the modifications and tweaking of the actual system, my concern with
a very tight space issue, is the need to have hardware set up at each grossing
(2) and microtome station (4) and the obvious addition expense related to t
Can anyone recommend a processor for a smaller lab. I need one for about 150 to
200 specimens. It can be a floor model or tabletop preferably a used model.
Processing skin specimens only, I currently have a leica TP 1020. Venders
welcome to reply. Thanks for your input, Anne
Does anyone know of a company that provides temp employees for a Mohs
technician? We need to cover someone for a little over a month in February or
March of next year. Thanks Anne Murvosh
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I was wondering if college classed not related to histology counted for
continuing education. I'm going back to school and although I think science
classes would count, I wasn't sure about a math or English class. Does anyone
know for sure. T
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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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and I will email you screenshots
of the the exact ones we use.
Have a fabulous day.
Anne
Ps Of course we do have excellent ventilation/extraction. It helps
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Do spill kits need to be out where anyone can see them, or can I put it in a
cupboard with a sign on the door? I need to move mine and there's very little
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We had an inspection from the fire department recently and they said we need to
have the exhaust from the fume hood checked annually. Does anyone know who
does that? The people that do our P.M. on our machines say they don't, so who
would? Thanks
psied himself and
treated it. There's a non-uniform method that saved a lot of suffering. Bravo
we crazy scientists. Anne
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d the spit method at the
same time and have the doctor pick the best. A fun experiment Anne
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Putting in some lower shelving for storage and I can't remember the height
regulation for keeping stuff off the floor. I tried to google it, it must be
buried in some government doc. Please Help? Thanks Anne
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. Consistently good results.
The system is user friendly and the staining protocols are easy to tweak and
customize.
Highly recommended.
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Anyone successfully using IDH1? Have been asked to source but am having a hard
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Ta
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We use commercially prepared NBF in pre-filled containers for collection and
submission of all tissue.
We use 'home-made' NBF ( Millonigs as per Freda Carson) in the holding tanks on
the gross station and in all our tissue processors.
We also strictly adhere t
Greetings esteemed Histonetters
We use commercially prepared NBF in pre-filled containers for collection and
submission of all tissue.
We use 'home-made' NBF ( Millonigs as per Freda Carson) in the holding tanks on
the gross station and in all our tissue processors.
We also strictly adhere t
There is a grandfather clause if you were a histotech by april 24.1995. I
asked ClIA recently when they came to inspect me, as I fell into this category
but didn't know if you had to have the licence by then or just have been
performing high complexity test at that time (my licence was later th
ry its going to be a lot of trial and error.
Maybe you can call the previous tech on how they did it there. Anne
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I always used to rinse the containers I used with alcohol and let them dry
before doing the stain. Some people use an acid alcohol rinse. Anne
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just a paint scraper at your local hardware store. Some people attach it to a
broom handle so they don't have bend down. They may even have a long one.
Anne
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a bit longer to embed
cause the bottom takes longer to warm up so it's a trade off for time. Fun
experiment though! Anne
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I mark shaves and punches with .5% Toludine blue it won't color the skin but
will color the rest. And best of all it doesn't show up in any staining its
purely for identifying your tissue for embedding purposes. Anne
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We do them successfully all the time. Without pretreatment.
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My first job was at a lab that did both human and animal (till a case got mixed
up) the only difference I found was animals were fattier and hairier. Same
microtome. Anne
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Hello there you awesome group of histo gurus...
We have been running the new improved Artisan Gram kits.
They say to use the standard on board staining protocol. This gives us no gram+
orgs.
We reset the CV to its max. Still no blue.
We used the same new kit reagents manually with the same instr
each time. Time
consuming yes. But I find freezing and let sitting I don't fight with it as
much when cutting. Anne
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Contact your local labs and Hospitals, you could just use some already
embedded and cut tissue that is about to be disposed of as long as there
is no patient info on the blocks it shouldn't be a problem. Anne
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Most companies will let you test run their newest microtomes. Let them
come to you and test for a week or so than pick the one you like best.
Anne
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I just got back from the Mohs conference. The Biocare people have the stain
and told me they would come out to help work it up. Anne
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We got some plexiglass dividers at the "Container Store" if you have one
near or check online. Can't remember what they were called but they had
different sized square compartments that fit various venders antibodies.
Anne
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Biocare has a herpes I&II mix if that's what you're looking for. Anne
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spital in Spokane Wa Has the complete system so
you could give them a call. 509-474-4108 Thanks Anne
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Don't forget to make sure you have a spill kit and its labeled well with
easy access, Inspectors will ask employees if they know where it and
your fire extinguisher and alarm are located. Anne
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OK, I have another CAP Vs CLIA question. Can we toss paperwork after 2
years with Clia, like you do CAP specifically Temperature and
maintenance charts. Thanks Anne
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, it has a lot of papers
written on it that might help. Anne
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If anyone wants to cut down on cutting injuries. Teach the new techs to
use two forceps instead of your fingers. I'm too old to change but I
know a tech who cuts this way and has never had an injury. It works
really well on automated microtomes. Anne
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Hi all,
Does anyone have experience cutting human lymph nodes from a cadaver in
paraffin blocks? I am having quite a lot of trouble getting good sections,
even using a brand new blade the sections end up with multiple blade marks
streaking through the tissue and paraffin.
I've contacted the
Can anyone tell me how many gallons of Flammable liquid can be stored in
a space per CLIA regulations. There website is useless. Thanks Anne
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My goodness ignorance abounds...Rene J is one of the most respected voices on
this forum.
And 'she' is actually a 'he' you dimwits.
I would take his advice above almost anyone on this forum.
You youngsters should try to emulate rather than denigrate.
Rene you rock!!!
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Choose the FILM coverslipper.
Sakura and DAKO over Leica anytime.
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OK, so I would be very suspect of your xylene. Has anything changed, i.e
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Are all slides from the same tissue sample with the same pretreatment?
I can't believe, that you don't have any hematoxyli
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To test your deparaffinization Rebecca, I'd try staining a slide with something
Hi all,
I am new to this forum, but a friend recommended I send my issue out to you for
help. Four weeks ago I completed a new protocol for Immunohistochemistry (IHC)
using protinase K epitope retrieval, and monoclonal antibody 3F6. It worked
perfectly. Three days later, after 13 beautiful stai
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CANCER by the way..and it can spread) then it needs proper treatment
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me that the print does not wipe off with xylene -
which will be hard to do seeing that i wiped it off myself and saw with my
own eyes that xylene removes the ink!!
Sakura - if you are reading this - i am not a happy camper
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> > - Eosin - 2 min
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> > - 95% EtOH II - 10sec
> > - 100% EtOH I - 10sec
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Tissue-Tek xylene substitute - my xylene is made by Fisher
I would love to know if anyone else has had similar issues
Yes, Rene, this is the diehard number 1 Sakura fan having issues with a
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stain didn't work. I'm interested in
either paraffin blocks
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2009/10/7 Tim Wheelock
> Hi:
>
> There is one thing you might try to make frozen brain sections more than
> acceptable.
> You can freeze the tissue in
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