To Paula:
Who wrote, thought it might be good to study and try for the HTL (already
have school for HT and am certified) but it looks like the time limits
prohibit me from trying this, since I did it so long ago. Anyone else have
any ideas? I'd gladly buy the books and study. Cannot get into a lab
'Netters:
I know the subject has been addressed ad nauseum on here, but my favorite
pathologist asked really nicely, so here goes: What are you using to
decalcify head and neck specimen? For how long ( a range is what we're
after)? Does immuno still work on the decalcified specimen? We get head
Amita and all,
Love my Microm 355S, and automated beats manual, hands down. (Pardon the
pun) Automated has allowed me many years of freedom from repetitive motion
injuries. Been in the field, let's just sayamny years, and am only just
now developing problems, while older colleagues who didn't have
I would strongly suggest that you include cut resistant gloves as well.
These are usually plastic polymer of one sort or another. At my institution
we put on a pair of nitrile gloves, then the cut resistant ones, then
another pair of nitrile on size larger than we usually wear. Yes, it's a lot
to
