Hi Tanya,
It's always best to train people to place the section in the middle of
the slide. It depends if one has to put multiple sections on a slide.
Learning how to do proper placement will help them when they have to
cut controls for IHC that are often times placed on the top of the
slide.
-Finchem
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Subject: [Histonet] Section position on slides
I am trying to put together a training document around microtomy and
sectioning and am finding it hard to find information around the
placement of the actual
As a pathologist I have some preferences on how certain tissues are oriented on
a slide and work with my histotechs so they can learn my prefs. I also like my
slides in certain orientation in the slide tray. EG, for orientation of skin, I
like the the dermis at the top when I am looking at the
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Ewing-Finchem
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Subject: [Histonet] Section position on slides
I am trying to put together a training document around microtomy
Of Bartlett,
Jeanine (CDC/OID/NCEZID)
Sent: Wednesday, February 16, 2011 12:21 PM
To: Tanya Ewing-Finchem; histonet@lists.utsouthwestern.edu
Subject: RE: [Histonet] Section position on slides
I always try to center the section equally from sides and top-bottom as
possible. This means measure
Subject: RE: [Histonet] Section position on slides
I always try to center the section equally from sides and top-bottom as
possible. This means measure from the bottom of the frosted edge as the
top. The Artisan special stains system has a clip that attaches around
the slide to allow
I am trying to put together a training document around microtomy and sectioning
and am finding it hard to find information around the placement of the actual
sections on the slides. These are the objectives I am looking to answer. Is
this information found in any publications?
1) Tissue /
