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Hello again Danielle: I agree with my friend Sam that the most appropriate code is 88366, which is ...
Hi Denise, <how long do you allow the ON to fix in 10% NBF and Davidsons?> We usually fix for ...
Hi Philip, how long do you allow the ON to fix in 10% NBF and Davidsons? Thanks! ------------------------------ ...
Hi Philip, thanks for the advice. I believe this will be very helpful! ------------------------------ ...
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I believe you’ll use CPT code 88366, as this is a multiplex ISH procedure with both probes on one slide. ...
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Hello Denise, Our lab processes numerous mouse optic nerves for histology, semithin epoxy resin and ...
Hi Nicole, I would love to chat with you about your process. I forgot to mention that these are for ...
Hi Denise, I'd love to chat with you. I cut optic nerve. I have a lab that freezes them for me and ...
Hi Kathleen, thanks for sharing! I will give this a try and see how it works out. ------------------------------ ...
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