So reagent changes in the VIP or recycling would be out too?
Kathy Boozer, HT (ASCP), IHCQ
Histology Department, Lab
503-251-6266 ex 10246
Rene J Buesa rjbu...@yahoo.com 12/7/2011 7:54 AM
Embedding NO
Cutting ABSOLUTELY NO
Staining, ONLY if with auto-stainer (putting slides in/out of the
I am receiving 2 of every emails to booze...@ah.org. Is it something I did?
Thank you,
Kathy Boozer
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If you go to a general store like Fred Meyers, Target...you can get the plastic
containers that hold wrapping paper rolls that are opaque and put appropriate
stickers on them for less than $20.00 I have been using 3 of them for years
now.
Kathy Boozer, HT (ASCP), IHCQ
Adventist Medical Center
I am having the same issues and we purchased the expensive Platinum to avoid
that problem. They just sent me replacements and I haven't tested them all
yet.
Kathy Boozer, HT (ASCP), IHCQ
Adventist Medical Center
10123 SE Market St.
Portland, OR 97216
booze...@ah.org
Weems, Joyce
Just talked to Jim at CAP and he said the term Processing still can be the
transfer of tissue from one container to another (cassette) to be processed in
the tissue processor. If there is any analytical thinking involved (dying
margins, measuring...) the process becomes Grossing and falls
I had the same problem and ended up getting an Option reagent to work with a
different protocol, in addition to getting new antibody lots for both the Kappa
and Lambda, but the new protocol only helped a little bit. The tech said we
might have to find other antibodies, that their's is just too
soap box now.
Jan Mahoney, Omaha
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Anyone out there found an advantage of going from Ventana to Leica for IHC? I
am being warned about extra costs and protocol issues with the 3 trays.
In negotiations
Kathy Boozer, HT (ASCP), IHCQ
Adventist Medical Center
10123 SE Market St.
Portland, OR 97216
booze...@ah.org
We are asking the same questions and in addition, FNA help. We are
looking at 99000 and 99001 which has something to do with assisting the
physician. I don't have the correct wording but I have an expert coming
tomorrow who can clarify.
Kathy Boozer
Kathy Boozer, HT (ASCP), IHCQ
Adventist
Maybe you could use a sponge (representing tissue) soaked in water and
demonstrate cutting (ragged) vs. a sponge soaked in wax and cooled
(precise cutting) explaining the water is taken out of the cells and
replaced with wax.
Rene J Buesa rjbu...@yahoo.com 07/22/2009 07:15
Try saffron, in
One more thought, NSH has a small paper pamphlet out call Histology
(hiss TOL-o-je) which has pictures, puzzles, anatomy charts (simple) to
help teach kids. Written by Judy Stasko, CLT and Jan Gardiner, BAAS,
HT(ASCP).
Kathleen Boozer booze...@ah.org 07/22/2009 07:46
Maybe you could use
We have had tremendous success with setting up checkpoints at each step in
tissue processing (cradle to grave). Each checkpoint has certain
responsibilities to identify, double-check, and assure accuracy. I keep track
of discrepancy errors at each checkpoint and determine if personnel need to
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Sandra Cheasty [EMAIL PROTECTED] 10/31/2008 08:51
Happy Halloween... I'm looking for a source of monitoring badges for formalin
and xylene, both the 8 hour TWA and the STEL.
Thank you, Sandy
Sandra Cheasty
Histology
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