How does everyone handle their embedding techniques in regard to
contaminating one tissue with another?  We are doing here what I have
done at the other lab I worked at and lately the pathologist is seeing a
few "floaters" on a slide where they shouldn't be!!  Just thought I
would like to throw this out for discussion and hopefully come away with
a technique better than ours!!  Thanks, as always!!!
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