I am a Lab Manager, not a Histotech, and I need your help. We are a general pathology practice and need to know what kind of processing cycles others use for small bx's.  Currently our lab processes all tissues together, large and small, and therefore has much trouble with over processed bx's.  
 
I would very much appreciate your guidance so that I can help our histology area move forward.
 
Thanks so much!
 
Joyce

Joyce A. Rush, BS, MT(ASCP) 
Laboratory Manager 
St Joseph's Medical Center 
523 North Third Street 
Brainerd, MN  56401 
Office:218-828-7500   Fax:  218-828-7510 

 




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