We have been asked to look at changing our pathology reports over to the
synoptic report format. I was wondering if anyone could provide me some
information on voice recognition software for pathology and if this would be
the best (easiest) way to implement synoptic reporting for our path
Voice Brook seems to be the market leader.
They are powered by Nuance and Dragon which are the market leaders in the
consumer market.
However, they are pricy.
Nuance offers a service that is more similar to a remote transcription service,
however my guess is they rely heavily on their
Allison, it starts with what your objectives are:
If you simply want your reports to present information in a certain format,
then a word processor, optionally coupled with Dragon and optionally coupled
with Voicebrook will work.
If you need to send the data in it's individual components to
For those with the Sakura Glas coverslippers, what type of mounting media are
you using in these? Sakura recommends only their brand of course, but I want
something that dries faster. We do not have excess mounting media on the
outside of our slides, but after being in the oven for three days
Try using Clearmount
René J.
From: Cathy Crumpton cathy.crump...@tuality.org
To: histonet@lists.utsouthwestern.edu histonet@lists.utsouthwestern.edu
Sent: Thursday, September 13, 2012 12:58 PM
Subject: [Histonet] Sakura glas coverslipper and mounting media types
Hi all,
The Histonet is a great tool for learning and collaboration. It's utility,
however, is decreased when one must plow through multiple copies of the same
post to find a shiny new nugget of information.
Before you hit Reply and then Send, take a few seconds to delete all the
stuff under
ClearMount from American MasterTech. Speed and volume set to 3. We put
our slides overnight in 60 degree oven prior to filing.
On Thu, Sep 13, 2012 at 12:58 PM, Cathy Crumpton cathy.crump...@tuality.org
wrote:
For those with the Sakura Glas coverslippers, what type of mounting media
are you
Hello Dorothy,
Here we require HT or HTL certification for IHC positions. I look for
individuals that want to learn and have a desire to do IHC. I prefer folks
with experience, but since experienced techs are hard to pry away from other
employers, I am willing to train the right people. I
Hello Histonetters!
Our preclinical lab is seeking an experienced IHC technician for an open
position located in Cambridge, MA. Please email your resume to me directly if
you are interested!
Scientist I to assist Novartis researchers with coordination and performance of
pathology related
Hi Dorothy,
Take a quick look at the NSH website for job listings and maybe another
career's website like Simplyhired.com or Monster and get some idea as to how
the jobs for IHC lead techs are listed.
The problem with making absolute requirements (BS, HTL, QIHC, etc) is there are
a set of
I am looking for information on whole slide imaging systems that are relatively
small. A desktop version that would scan 1-4 slides at a time would be
sufficient
and the images would need to be viewed via a secure web location. I know there
are several systems out there but am looking for
Hello Histonetters
Please be very careful who or what consultancies you choose to hire for
your lab build. I know most of you are lab saavy enough to recognize that.
There are AP lab consultancies in the lab space which in my opinion are
very dishonest and potentially hazardous to the long-term
Dear Histochemist,
Does anyone know of a stain or histochemical reaction which will exclusively
stain cell membrane and no other parts of the cell or other tissue
components?
Best regards,
Patsy
Patsy Ruegg, HT(ASCP)QIHC
Director of Histology and IHC
IHCtech a subsidiary of
Aperio used to have a couple small scanners one that was for education, I think
it scanned 1 slide at a time and the CS which scanned 5 slides at a time. With
Aperio you can get the Spectrum or Spectrum Plus data base which you can set up
so people can view securely and remotely. We have had
I heartily concur. I have had dealings in the past with Acme lab company,
and their rocket- powered roller skates did NOT reduce our TAT as they
initially claimed. We still have dozens of anvils, which they recommended
we purchase, cluttering up the lab.
I completely agree with what Teri has mentioned regarding the problems with
making absolute requirements for
histology positions. I've been searching for a histology job in San Francisco
I know a number of professional websites
that list histology jobs for clinical, research, Biotech
By far the best ab for endothelial cells in mouse tissue is rat anti CD31
from Dianovo, it picks up the really early forming vessels better than any
other cd31 or F8 or SMA I have ever used. We like it in AP/red.
Regards,
Patsy
Hi,
My favorite by far is VonWillebrandt (spelling?) factor
Lab Girl:
It seems that you had a problem with a consultant.
The best ones, as in any trade or service, are those you find by word of
mouth.
If you need a consultant you can use HistoNet; just ask: do you know a good
histology consultant?
Probably you will be better off this way.
René J.
I second Patsy! I have used this antibody with both AP and DAB and have
had excellent results.
Colleen Forster
U of MN
On 9/13/2012 2:05 PM, Patsy Ruegg wrote:
By far the best ab for endothelial cells in mouse tissue is rat anti CD31
from Dianovo, it picks up the really early forming
Hi Histonetters! I have a few samples embedded in pMMA that may need to be
unembedded. Has anyone ever heard of removing the MMA and saving the
samples?
Thank you,
Merissa
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