Nuclear Bubbling Revisited
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From: | "Gamble,Marilyn S" <Marilyn.S.Gamble@kp.org> |
To: | "'Histonet'" <HistoNet@Pathology.swmed.edu> |
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Date: | Fri, 12 Mar 1999 15:08:08 -0800 |
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Nuclear bubbling continues to be a problem with our prostate needle
biopsies. Prior consensus of the Histonetters was overwhelmingly -
Excessive Heat. We adjusted the drying oven for slides, so excessive heat
shouldn't be our problem. Paraffin temperatures are the norm. I heard
through the (pathologist) grapevine, that someone said recycled xylene can
cause this. Can this be so? (We do used recycled xylene). How/Why? Is
there a solution?
Any other ideas?.......And why so selective with pnb's ? Is this a male
plot?
From,
Marilyn (Perplexed in California!)
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