[Histonet] Digital Pathology & Coverslipping

[Haley Huggins]

Glass or film coverslips are fine, but you have to make sure they are
clean, no excess mounting media, or bubbles. The scanners pick up a lot of
extra things you don't want scanned. Also, check with your pathologists to
see if they have an opinion one way or another about which coverslips they
prefer.

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On Fri, Aug 11, 2017 at 12:42 PM, Alexis Templeton via Histonet <
histonet at lists.utsouthwestern.edu> wrote:

> Hi All!
>
> My lab is considering moving up in the world of technology.  The goal is
> to start scanning slides for pathologists to read digitally.  We are a
> relatively high throughput lab and I'm trying to figure out what we need in
> terms of an automatic coverslipper to avoid drying time.  We currently
> still coverslip by hand and I'm assuming there would be too much wet glue
> to place the slides directly in a scanner.  Tips and recommendations,
> please!
>
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