Re: Missing Specimens
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From: | Jeff and Wanda Gray <jefwan@flash.net> (by way of histonet) |
To: | histonet <histonet@magicnet.net> |
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Once had a set of slides on a case disappear for several months. The pa
thologist picks up her dry cleaning, and wears a jacket she hasn't put
on in months and guess what case is in the pocket? It wasn't a lab coat
by the way, just a street jacket she didn't wear very much.
Wanda
Linda Jenkins wrote:
>
> I certainly hope someone is keeping a file on these "missing specimen"
> stories. My hats off to the woman who swallowed the specimen! However, I
> do have a good one to share. We had a very absent-minded pathologist and,
> while grossing an entire colon, he accidental stepped on the floor pedal
> for the water control (instead of the floor pedal for the dictating
> machine) and washed the entire colon down the drain! A phone call and
> quick trip to the local sewer system station retrieved the specimen and all
> ended well. We also had a screen put over the sink drain.
> Linda
>
> *********************************
> Linda Jenkins, HT
> Clemson University
> Department of Bioengineering
> Clemson, SC
> **********************************
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