We do the same as Andrea.
Hazel Horn
Supervisor of Histology/Autopsy/Transcription
Anatomic Pathology
Arkansas Children's Hospital
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I agree. However, if you only receive a few GI biopsies a day that might me
feasible. 95% of my work is GI biopsies. I live in an area with a very large
immigrant population which tends to have h.pylori infection (from what I've
seen). On any given day over 50% of the gastric biopsies could
Hi Tasha
Formalin buffer salts are soluble in water but not alcohol. I had a shredding
problem once before when the blocks did not have adequate time in 70% Alcohol
following formalin. The buffer salts precipitate inside the tissue and cause
shredding at microtomy. This may not be your probl
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An anonymous query: >>I was just curious about how your institutions handle
GI biopsies, specifically how many slides you cut off the bat. We presently
cut 2 levels on each GI biopsy block, but I'm hearing that more and more
places only cut 1 slide per GI biopsy block. Please share what you are
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We are moving to timing everything. From ishcemic time (time out of patient t
We are moving to timing everything. From ishcemic time (time out of patient to
time in formalin). And also the length of time in fixation. More so that we
can track something back if there is a problem anywhere along the line.
Loralee McMahon, HTL (ASCP)
Immunohistochemistry Supervisor
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What kind of stainer do you have?
Jan,
Omaha
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