I think it's more fair to pay them a share of the professional fee, based
on the CPT code of the tissue being grossed. That's basically how a PA
working for a group gets paid (although most are salaried), and you are
asking a histotech to do a PA's job.
Chuckle
Thank you, John Kiernan
Yes...I appreciate your filling in them gaps.
I do understand/know themhaving read, over the years many of the Giants of
Histology who gave me such inciteful/usable knowledge, including yourself.
I just didn't want to bloat my "pennyworth" otherwise it would be
And a very good pennyworth it is, Carl!
You wrote, "... someone must've originally thought: 'Hang on, if we fix in
commercially bought 40% Formalin, it's got 10% methanol added (to slow rate of
formaldehyde repolymerisation) ...that will compete with formaldehyde fixation.
So, we get coagulati
