[Histonet] automatic stainers and tissue processors

[WILLIAM DESALVO]

I suggest you take the opportunity to find the instruments that fit your needs. Are going to rapid process, what types of tissue samples do you have, what do you want to improve? The histology lab is changing and you should look 5+ years down the road. I would not want you to be pigeon holed into a set of instruments. Drive quality, patient experience and flexibility. I am a wrong proponent of rapid processing, fix appropriately and do not use xylene or over process. For staining, Prisms and film are my choices. You need to find the instrumentation that works best for you. Good luck in your search, there are many options and great products to evaluate.

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Hello,
We are looking into purchasing new automatic H&E strainers and new tissue processors.  Any helpful advice?  I know this may have been discussed before but I an new to histonet.
Thanks for your help!
Silvia Bonner, HT(ASCP) CM
Histology Supervisor

sbonner at pathregional.com<mailto:sbonner at pathregional.com>
Pathologists' Regional Laboratory
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