What is a good reagent for lysing red cells in extremely bloody urine specimens
for cytology?
thanks,
Bryan
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I went through the IU program. I'd like to think I'm a swell histotech as a
result.
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We are looking into using a ThinPrep 2000 instrument for our urine cytologies.
A rep from Hologic told my manager these can also be used to do FISH on urines
as well. I am wondering if anyone uses the ThinPrep 2000 for this purpose and
if so, how well do you like it?
Thanks,
Bryan
Does anyone know if the ThinPrep system has a reagent rental program available,
rather than just purchasing the instrument?
Thanks
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Hey, I have a question. I was wondering if there are what the CAP regulations
are for grossing, and if cutting bones for diagnosis falls into the same
category as grossing other tissues. In out lab we have a PA who grosses all of
the specimens. However the HT's cut down bone sections for bones
We have a surgeon who likes to send us specimens that are pinned down to a
board of some sort. He uses whatever makeshift board he can find and he wants
us to order something for that purpose. Does anybody use anything like this
something strong enough to hold a specimen pinned down without the
I'm in Indiana. Here, it is up to the city. We dump all of ours down the drain
and supposedly the city has ok'd that. They say that our hospital is big enough
that all of the water used here will dilute the formalin enough to make it ok.
However I had heard, back when I was in school that
Medical Centre
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If you are having a hard time with a pathologist
