Linda,
my last lab put 25 mls of Eosin in the first 100% alcohol container on each
of the tissue processors. It didn't interfere with the H&E staining, it did
stain up the tissue processors, but wasn't a factor as to their operations.
Since the lab processed mostly biopsies, the Eosin was a life saver,
especially when it came to GI and prostate biopsies.
Hope this helps.
Joe
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From: "Linda Hines"
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Sent: Thursday, June 28, 2007 5:48 PM
Subject: [Histonet] Eosin on processor
>I would like to know which of the labs are using Eosin on their tissue
>processor to mark the small specimens. Also if you have a procedure, if it
>has interfered with your processing, and the staining of your H&E. I've
>seen this before and liked it when working with the finite, and some of the
>needle bx's. This is just one of my sudgestions for our lab. Thanx for
>your input.
> Linda
> TRMC
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