[Histonet] micro wave processors

[joelle weaver]

67 is too hot for vacuum-pressure assisted conventional processing. MW processors use up to 84 to evaporate the IPA, but the time periods are often as little as 5 minutes.

Joelle Weaver MAOM, BA, (HTL) ASCP
 
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 > Date: Tue, 8 Nov 2011 09:30:13 -0800
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> You will always have a recommended protocol. It is up to us as HT/HTL  to determine what exactly will work. That is where TROUBLE SHOOTING falls in.
> As I posted earlier, I use a certain type of microwave processor and because the recommended temps did not work on the type of tissue I was processing. I had to trouble shoot for what would work.
> Again, my paraffin temps do not exceed 67C.
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> I am in a mirotomy class, and we had a discussion about mircorwave processing.  We need an accurate temperature.  Freida states it should be at 84 degrees however we think she is incorrect.  please respond asap. thank you leticia alvarez                          _______________________________________________
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