Refurbished histology equipment is used histology equipment that has been tested for functionality before being resold to the public. A typical refurbishment process includes: assessing any missing or damaged components on the unit, cleaning the unit, replacing the missing/damaged components, and then testing the unit to ensure functionality.
Once a tissue biopsy is taken it is placed in a formalin container to start the fixation process. The tissue biopsy is then grossed and placed in a tissue...
A microtome is considered the most highly personalized piece of lab equipment in a histology laboratory. Every histologist has their own techniques to achieve ideal tissue sections. Today more...
No one likes to pay for maintenance on anything we own, not our cars, air conditioners or even our laboratory equipment. But, we do like when our things work...
When selecting laboratory equipment for your lab, it is important to purchase quality equipment that comes with a 1-year parts and labor warranty. The warranty will cover any unit...
Mohs Micrographic Surgery has become the standard in the removal of Basal Cell and Squamous Cell carcinomas. The Mohs technique is preferred over alternatives because it maintains as much...
What You Need to Know About Setting Up a Physician-Owned Laboratory (POL) for GI In-House Testing The pandemic has created issues in multiple aspects of our lives. It has...
If you’re thinking about adding a lab to your practice, you already know that in-house testing can offer benefits for both your patients and your business. We’ve created this...
Interested in starting or renovating a laboratory? Over time, changes in workflow, process, or technology can render older lab space outdated. If you’re considering starting your own lab or...
Although there are numerous factors to consider when setting up a histology laboratory, with our 20 years of experience we’ve identified the ones we hear our clients mention most...