[Histonet] reprocessing
mari.ann.mailhiot <@t> leica-microsystems.com
mari.ann.mailhiot <@t> leica-microsystems.com
Tue Feb 3 13:32:15 CST 2009
Kristen
I remember reading an article maybe in the Histology Journal awhile ago. In
there it recommended rolling and blotting the tissue with a paper towel to
remove excess paraffin and then placing the specimen in a cassette and
putting that cassette directly into formalin. I never had an issues with
this process.
Sometimes I checked the block to see if I smell xylene. If I do smell
xylene that usually means the block needs more time in paraffin. We then
usually dropped the blocks in the paraffin tank on the embedding center.
They usually stayed there a few hours. Never was any of the fatty tissue
compromised from the extended time in paraffin.
All of this being said I worked at a very busy placed and we replaced
paraffin in our tanks everyday. So paraffin was always clean and never
affected by a few blacks place in the embedding tank.
Just some thoughts.
Best Regards
Mari Ann Mailhiot BA HT ASCP
Application Specialist/Trainer
Leica Microsystems
Biosystems Division
Technical Assistance Center
800 248 0123 x7267
847 236 3063 fax
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Hello,
What are people doing these days when they have to reprocess fatty tissue?
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