Re: Gms with fungus other than the control fungus staining
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From: | Shirley Powell <powell_sa@Mercer.EDU> |
To: | "Scott, Allison D" <Allison_Scott@hchd.tmc.edu> |
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Since your results are variable, I am not sure this is the problem, but in the
past I have grown fungus in my light green counterstain, which could be one
source for contamination. I keep it in the refrigerator and make it up often.
"Scott, Allison D" wrote:
> We are having a problem with a contaminate fungus that is being picked up
> with the gms stain on cytospins. The patient slide is contaimated with a
> fungus. We use sterile water for our water rinses, and the stock and
> working solutions are made up with sterile water also. We don't make the
> cytospins. Th cytology person makes them. This happened with a case last
> week and also this week. The other cases that the gms was done on did not
> have anything else staining that was not supose to. These were case that we
> cut. The water baths have sterile water also. If anyone has a probable
> solution for this problem, that we have not considered please reply.
> Allison Scott
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