Pathological techniqueW.B. Saunders, 1897 - 387 pages |
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... Knives , 212. - Running Water , 213.- Slides , 213. - Cover - slips , 214. - Staining Dishes , 214. - Metal Instruments , 215 . -Bottles , 216. - Examination of Fresh Material , 216. - Indifferent Fluids , 217. - Macerating Fluids , 218 ...
... Knives , 212. - Running Water , 213.- Slides , 213. - Cover - slips , 214. - Staining Dishes , 214. - Metal Instruments , 215 . -Bottles , 216. - Examination of Fresh Material , 216. - Indifferent Fluids , 217. - Macerating Fluids , 218 ...
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... knife is a stout , broad - bladed knife with bellied edge and heavy handle . The blade should measure about 12 cm . in length and 3 cm . in width ; the handle should be 12 cm . in length . Many operators prefer a somewhat smaller knife ...
... knife is a stout , broad - bladed knife with bellied edge and heavy handle . The blade should measure about 12 cm . in length and 3 cm . in width ; the handle should be 12 cm . in length . Many operators prefer a somewhat smaller knife ...
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... knife . Cartilage - knives and scalpels of different sizes are used for a variety of purposes . Scissors , both straight and curved , should be of various sizes . A medium - sized and a fine pair POSTMORTEM EXAMINATIONS . 19.
... knife . Cartilage - knives and scalpels of different sizes are used for a variety of purposes . Scissors , both straight and curved , should be of various sizes . A medium - sized and a fine pair POSTMORTEM EXAMINATIONS . 19.
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... knife held obliquely . In cutting , the knife should be drawn , not pressed or shoved into the tissues . According to Virchow , a broad , clean cut into an organ , even if incorrectly made , is much better than several short cuts which ...
... knife held obliquely . In cutting , the knife should be drawn , not pressed or shoved into the tissues . According to Virchow , a broad , clean cut into an organ , even if incorrectly made , is much better than several short cuts which ...
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... knives , two scalpels , a pair of forceps , one or two pairs of scissors , an enterotome , a steel hammer with wedge- end ... knife for use in removing the brain , a hammer with soft iron head , and a sponge . In rare cases additional ...
... knives , two scalpels , a pair of forceps , one or two pairs of scissors , an enterotome , a steel hammer with wedge- end ... knife for use in removing the brain , a hammer with soft iron head , and a sponge . In rare cases additional ...
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Pathological Technique: A Practical Manual for Workers in Pathological ... Frank Burr Mallory No preview available - 2016 |
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