[Histonet] Histonet Digest, Vol 174, Issue 17. "Tissue blocks available for banking"
Brent Adams
badams at acadianagastro.com
Mon May 21 08:53:57 CDT 2018
Curt
I could use some positive H-pylori stomach tissue for HP controls and would take others GI for H&E controls. Let me know how to make contact and we can set up arrangements to ship blocks here.
Thanks
Brent Adams – BS, LPN, HT
www.acadianagastro.com
Acadiana Gastroenterology Associates, LLC
439 Heymann Blvd
Lafayette, LA 70503
tel: (337) 269-1126
fax: (337) 269-1476
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1. tissue blocks available for banking (Curt)
2. histo-off topic (RAY KOELLING)
3. Histopathology text recommendations (Gordon Brown)
4. Re: Histopathology text recommendations (Saundra Ellis)
5. Re: Histopathology text recommendations (Cristi Rigazio)
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Date: Sat, 19 May 2018 17:59:03 +0000
From: Curt <c.tague at Pathologyarts.com>
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If anyone is looking for tissue for a bank, I have a boxes and boxes of derm specimens and GI specimens. I know they're probably not what everyone needs but if someone out there does need them, you can have them. figured I'd ask before I disposed of them... at the landfill next to the city water well... LOL, just kidding, I know someone out there will not think that's funny, it's just a joke.
Curt
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Date: Sat, 19 May 2018 12:06:38 -0700 (PDT)
From: RAY KOELLING <koellingr at comcast.net>
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Subject: [Histonet] histo-off topic
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Hello all,
returned late last night from Pittsburg and the Intel-International Science and Engineering Fair, May 13-18. The largest most prestigious pre-college STEM fair in the world. Took four high school students from the Spokane region. One of our other "Team Washington" students from near Seattle won the second place prize for the entire 1,400 project fair from 81 countries and regions. A $50,000 scholarship with a chemical engineering project.
While there, I viewed or walked by every project. Saw 50-60 with histology images/histology projects. IF, IHC, H&E, Safrinin O, FISH, PAS, decals, frozen, TMA's; anything and everything we all know. On osteoarthritis, breast cancer, kidney disease, diabetic pancreas, neuro, lymphoma's and more.
If you are able to help what could be a potential world class student in the field of histology/pathology/medical and clinical research, hope you will.
Sorry I was never able to get to the local histology school while my students were being judged in Convention Center. Couldn't seem to ever contact them.
Ray Koelling
Eastern Washington Regional Science and Engineering Fair, Fair Director
Washington State Science and Engineering Fair, Board Member
lecture faculty, University of Washington School of Medicine, Spokane-WWAMI site
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Date: Sat, 19 May 2018 20:49:45 +0200
From: Gordon Brown <gordon at 10db.co.uk>
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Subject: [Histonet] Histopathology text recommendations
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Can anyone give me recommendations for a good histopathology text and atlas? I'm not a professional or even a formal student, I'm an amateur microscopist with a keen interest in histology, although I did attend a UK medical school many years ago only to decide that medicine was not for me. I'm now retired and expanding my interest in microscopy, which has fascinated me since the age of 8, I now have a collection of decent microscopes and microtomes and I'm setting up my study as a home microscopy and slide making facility. I have a growing collection of old histology slides including a number of pathology examples and I'm keen to be able to identify the histological changes that take place due to disease. In particular I am looking to be able to identify and photograph carcinomas as I recently acquired a photomicrography bench used by the Imperial Cancer Research Campaign in London during the 1950s and 1960s, and it would be appropriate to use it for the purpose it was designed for.
Hope someone can help, I've subscribed to this list for many years but only rarely posted anything, the last time was when I enquired about replaceable blade holders for the original Cambridge rocking microtome and a very kind histologist in the USA sent me a slightly damaged holder and some blades. Fortunately I never managed to adapt it for the Cambridge as it is a perfect fit for the Reichert and Leitz rotary microtomes I now own!
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Date: Sat, 19 May 2018 21:17:25 +0000
From: Saundra Ellis <saundra.ellis at floridawomancare.com>
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Subject: Re: [Histonet] Histopathology text recommendations
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Anything written by Freida Carson.
Saundra Ellis
Histology Supervisor
Florida Woman Care Laboratory
Cell (360) 513-9665 (best contact)
FAX (813) 433-5542
saundra.ellis at floridawomancare.com
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Subject: [Histonet] Histopathology text recommendations
Can anyone give me recommendations for a good histopathology text and atlas? I'm not a professional or even a formal student, I'm an amateur microscopist with a keen interest in histology, although I did attend a UK medical school many years ago only to decide that medicine was not for me. I'm now retired and expanding my interest in microscopy, which has fascinated me since the age of 8, I now have a collection of decent microscopes and microtomes and I'm setting up my study as a home microscopy and slide making facility. I have a growing collection of old histology slides including a number of pathology examples and I'm keen to be able to identify the histological changes that take place due to disease. In particular I am looking to be able to identify and photograph carcinomas as I recently acquired a photomicrography bench used by the Imperial Cancer Research Campaign in London during the 1950s and 1960s, and it would be appropriate to use it for the purpose it was designed for.
Hope someone can help, I've subscribed to this list for many years but only rarely posted anything, the last time was when I enquired about replaceable blade holders for the original Cambridge rocking microtome and a very kind histologist in the USA sent me a slightly damaged holder and some blades. Fortunately I never managed to adapt it for the Cambridge as it is a perfect fit for the Reichert and Leitz rotary microtomes I now own!
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Date: Sat, 19 May 2018 19:53:12 -0400
From: Cristi Rigazio <cls71877 at gmail.com>
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Ada Feldman does a great course in fundamentals! I believe I have the power point from NSH last year if I can find it!
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> On May 19, 2018, at 5:17 PM, Saundra Ellis via Histonet <histonet at lists.utsouthwestern.edu> wrote:
>
> Anything written by Freida Carson.
>
> Saundra Ellis
> Histology Supervisor
> Florida Woman Care Laboratory
> Cell (360) 513-9665 (best contact)
> FAX (813) 433-5542
>
> saundra.ellis at floridawomancare.com
>
>
> ________________________________
> From: Gordon Brown via Histonet <histonet at lists.utsouthwestern.edu>
> Sent: Saturday, May 19, 2018 2:49:45 PM
> To: histonet at lists.utsouthwestern.edu
> Cc: Gordon Brown
> Subject: [Histonet] Histopathology text recommendations
>
> Can anyone give me recommendations for a good histopathology text and atlas? I'm not a professional or even a formal student, I'm an amateur microscopist with a keen interest in histology, although I did attend a UK medical school many years ago only to decide that medicine was not for me. I'm now retired and expanding my interest in microscopy, which has fascinated me since the age of 8, I now have a collection of decent microscopes and microtomes and I'm setting up my study as a home microscopy and slide making facility. I have a growing collection of old histology slides including a number of pathology examples and I'm keen to be able to identify the histological changes that take place due to disease. In particular I am looking to be able to identify and photograph carcinomas as I recently acquired a photomicrography bench used by the Imperial Cancer Research Campaign in London during the 1950s and 1960s, and it would be appropriate to use it for the purpose it was designed for.
>
> Hope someone can help, I've subscribed to this list for many years but only rarely posted anything, the last time was when I enquired about replaceable blade holders for the original Cambridge rocking microtome and a very kind histologist in the USA sent me a slightly damaged holder and some blades. Fortunately I never managed to adapt it for the Cambridge as it is a perfect fit for the Reichert and Leitz rotary microtomes I now own!
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