Errors in the fixation or processing steps early in the workflow can cause damage to tissues, impair the recovery of biomolecules, or render nucleic acids suboptimal for analysis, which can lead to ambiguous results or misdiagnoses.
Learn from industry experts how over-and underprocessed tissues affect the daily workflow of your laboratory and what you can do to get consistent, high-quality results.
Nearly 4 out of 10 laboratory directors and pathologists report that the under- and over- processing of tissues are the main challenges in their histopathology workflow.
To obtain the desired quality processed tissue samples, separate processing runs may be required appropriate to tissue size.
A processing model that allows for overlapping runs can only be accomplished by moving from one tissue processor to two tissue processors or from a signel retort processor to a dual-retort processor.
Find out how your laboratory can benefit from a dual-retort solution.
Your Workflow, Your Way
In a laboratory no two days are ever the same. Establish and adapt a workflow to meet the demands of your laboratory every day, with short cycle times and flexible processing protocols. In-built intelligent automation helps prevent user error to improve efficiency and maximize productivity.
World‑leading processing times, unmatched protocol flexibility, and an intuitive design help enable laboratories to provide same‑day results to pathologists.
Track. Trace. Capture - Gain high confidence in your results
Parallel Processing - No Compromises on Tissue Quality
To keep up with growing demands, the laboratory replaced a collection of outdated of instruments with state-of the art Leica Biosystems equipment.
The new, comprehensive tissue processing system allows the laboratory to customize protocols according to the type and quantity of samples it receives.
As a 24-hour working lab, South Bend Medical Foundation processes an estimated 60,000 cases a year.
Learn how the HistoCore PELORIS 3 gave them the flexibility they needed while improving turnaround time.
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