From: | "DeLovino, Salvacion S." |
After the first H&E cut, we cut
another for IHC. Then we go 40 microns deeper then cut another set of H&E/IHC
slides. Then we go another 40 microns deeper and cut the final set. So we have
a total of 6 slides. That's if we have a big enough tissue. If not, then
just adjust how deep we go depending on the size or thickness of the specimen.
Salvacion Delovino
-----Original Message-----
From: JENNIFER SCHUMACHER
[mailto:jschuma1@FAIRVIEW.ORG]
Sent: Wednesday, October 08, 2003
1:35 PM
To:
histonet@lists.utsouthwestern.EDU
Subject: [Histonet] Sentinel nodes
Good afternoon everyone,
We routinely cut our negative
sentinel node biopsies shallow, cutting 5 levels (mounting levels 2 and 4 for
IHC), approximately 30 microns between levels. Now, a pathologist read
that "most institutions" are cutting them deeper, approximately 100
microns between levels. This is totally an INFORMAL poll, but I would
appreciate any feedback from the community. I will check the archives as
well, but thought I would get the question out there before everyone heads off
to Kentucky:-) Thanks. Jennifer
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