[Histonet] GI biopsy slides

[Elizabeth Chatfield]

Thanks for the input everyone! I can let all involved that other labs have made the same change (such a dirty word :0)
 
Elizabeth

>>> "Rathborne, Toni" <trathborne <@t> somerset-healthcare.com> 9/10/2013 2:50 PM >>>
We've been doing this for years. You'd be surprised with the overall savings (slides, frequency of changing stains, storage), and also TAT since you'll be able to put through more cases on your stainer.

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Subject: [Histonet] GI biopsy slides

Hi folks,

We are re-thinking how we cut our GI biopsy slides. Currently we are cutting 3 levels with 3 sections on each slide.  Is anyone out there putting all 3 levels on the same slide?  We are receiving cases with a large number of samples and some our pathologists would like to see fewer slides.  


Thanks,
Elizabeth
Charlottetown, PE

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