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FACS Aria II/FACS Calibur (Assisted) $68.00/hour $93.85/hour Sort Set Up $20.00 $27.00 Accuri C6 (Unassisted) $45.00/hour $62.00/hour Technical Support $47.00/hour $64.00/hour Bio Rad Bioplex (Luminex) $65.00/Plate $90.00/plate Cancellation Fee (<12 hours prior to scheduled time) $68.00 $68.00 Dry Ice $5.00/lb $5.50/lb

The Flow Cytometry Facility occupies approximately 300 square feet and is a fully equipped high speed cell sorting and cell analyzing research laboratory. The Becton-Dickinson FACSAriaII (special order) high-speed cell sorter, features five air cooled lasers (UV 355nm , violet 405nm, blue 488nm, yellow-green 561nm, and red 640nm), multicolor analysis up to 10 parameters and four way sorting. Additionally, the instrument is equipped with an Automated Cell Disposition Unit (ACDU) module which allows for single- or multiple- cell sorting into several different plate configurations and housed in a

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The Folse-Birtch-Sumner Lectureship is an annual event celebrating the Department of Surgery's founding surgeons - J. Roland Folse, MD; Alan Birtch, MD; and David, Sumner, MD. Many former and current surgery residents, fellows, and faculty celebrate their legacy of hard work, dedication, and strength of character. This year's visiting professor, Glenn Ault, MD, is the Physician Director for Graduate Medical Education and Designated Institutional Official at the Keck School of Medicine of USC. Dr. Ault, a Professor of Surgery, is responsible for the strategic direction and development of GME in

In a recent study out of Sweden, researchers found a correlation between oral contraceptives and a lower quality of life. Among the 340 women in the study, aged 18 to 35, those given contraceptive stated that their quality of life was “significantly lower” than women given placebos, with quality of life here described as “mood/well-being, self-control and energy level,” all of which purportedly affected negatively by birth control pills. But for many women, the opposite is true.

Your child has been scheduled for an exam Please bring the following: Child’s personal information Insurance information Personal information about the child’s guardian and information about who to contact in case of emergency. Make sure that a person with authority to sign consent for treatment papers comes with the child. If they cannot come to the appointment, we can send those papers ahead of the visit to be signed by the appropriate guardian. Records of Immunizations, past and current medical history for your child and any information regarding the report. A responsible adult to sit in

How to make a referral Referrals are accepted from the Department of Children and Family Services, private physicians, emergency room or hospital based physicians, mental health providers, school-based clinics or other agencies. Please call our office at 618.833.6488 to refer a child. CMRN staff and providers are also available for educational programs or to serve as a resource on child abuse and neglect.