Hi Scott,
It may be best to call CAP to get an interpretation. However, I think that
since you would be changing diluent for predictive markers, a full validation
may be required.
Best,
Dan
Daniel Pesino, HTL(ASCP)QIHCCM
Senior Histotechnologist
Trinity Health Of New England
daniel.pes...@tri
Hi Charles - your control tissue may be autolyzed. Try using a well-processed
control tissue. If that's not it, make sure that your control tissue is being
completely deparaffinized and that it is being totally covered with the stains.
Good luck!
Daniel Pesino, HTL(ASCP)QIHC CM
Senior Histotech
Hi Colleen -
I've used both and I enjoyed both machines. The Leica instrument feels a bit
more modern and the reagent management system is useful for reagent changing
schedules. The changing of reagents and wax is pretty easy with the drainage
hose. I've rarely had any issues with them, but hav
Hi Ariel -
Congratulations on this big step in your career! I used the QIHC Prep Course
program by Joe Myers. The course is excellent and comes with a very helpful
resource guide. You can find it on the NSH website.
Best of luck!
Daniel Pesino, HTL(ASCP)CM QIHC CM
Senior Histotechnologist
Trin
You should see how much they want for a wax drain hose for the Peloris
processors... A tube and a nozzle for +$1,000. I ended up building my own with
parts from Home Depot for about $30.
We use Perkins Biomedical for our preventative maintenance and parts. They do
repairs throughout the northea
Hi Kristy,
What platform and detection kit are you using? Would you mind sharing your DAB
protocol?
Thank you,
Daniel Pesino, HTL(ASCP)CM QIHC CM
Senior Histotechnologist
Trinity Health Of New England
daniel.pes...@trinityhealthofne.org
W 860-714-4675
114 Woodland Street
Hartford, CT 06105
T