Joe and Rene, you have singlehandedly removed me from the list. Don't take
yourself so seriously, you will likely live longer.
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From: Joseph Hardin via Histonet [mailto:histonet@lists.utsouthwestern.edu]
Sent: Friday, April 29, 2016 10:39 AM
To: Rene J Buesa;
Hello all-
I have worked with the GLX Linear Stainer in the past, while working in Mohs.
It worked really well. My question is for those of you out there that have used
the smaller version that fits on top of the cryostat. Are there enough
stations to get a quality stain? If you are a user,
Got the manual I asked for, thanks everybody!
Laurie
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Hello all,
Looking for a manual for a Leica Reichert Jung Cryocut 1800.
Laurie
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In my experience the uprights have more frost buildup problems, causing sealing
problems. The chest ones I've had in the lab do less of this.
Laurie
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We do this using Remote Meeting Technologies. There is a camera mounted on the
scope, the histotech grosses, stains, and drives the microsope, Pathology reads
remotely and calls the surgeon. Then tissue is sent to the main campus for
processing from one facility. The other facility is set up to
Posting this for a colleague. Full time opening for Histology at The Diagnostic
and Treatment Center in Weston Wisconsin.
For details go to their website at www.dxandtx.comhttp://www.dxandtx.com
Laurie King
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Got this off the net: Can't attest to it's accuracy.
April Fool's Day History
The history of April Fool's Day or All Fool's Day is uncertain, but the current
thinking is that it began around 1582 in France with the reform of the calendar
under Charles IX. The Gregorian Calendar was
If you can't afford the melter, just go to Walmart or someplace similar, you
can get inexpensive, small kitchen paring knives for less than $1 each. And,
they are less likely to cause injury than a scalpel.
Laurie
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From: sris...@mail.holyname.org
Good morning all,
I've been having a strange artifact on sentinel nodes, in only one lab of the
two where I perform frozen sectioning services. This artifact does not show up
any any other tissue type either.
The node is usually almost totally covered with a bubbling, like the tissue is
not
Just melt the paraffin off and pat dry, process from formalin normally. Just
did it yesterday, works great.
Laurie
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From: nancy monroe elainemon...@live.com
Date: Fri Aug 14, 2009 -- 10:59:08 AM
To: histonet@lists.utsouthwestern.edu
Subject:[Histonet]
I've worked with 4 of these units, two had the problem, two didn't. Long story
short, the problem won't go away until you have the Peltier unit replaced. That
is not normal ice buildup.
Laurie
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From: Demarinis, Carolyn cdemari...@saratogacare.org
Date: Tue Jun
Good day all,
I am doing frozen sectioning at three different facilities in two towns, and
this problem is identical at each.
The first section I keep, I'm in the habit of placing at the frosted end of the
slide. No matter if I take one, two, three or more, that first section is
almost non
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