Pathological techniqueW.B. Saunders, 1897 - 387 pages |
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... preferred by some , but cannot be used on the vertebræ . Luer's double rachiotome , or adjustable double saw ( Fig . 4 ) , is very useful in removing the cord , and is the safest instru- ment to put into the hands of beginners . Forceps ...
... preferred by some , but cannot be used on the vertebræ . Luer's double rachiotome , or adjustable double saw ( Fig . 4 ) , is very useful in removing the cord , and is the safest instru- ment to put into the hands of beginners . Forceps ...
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... preferred , however , the articulations can be opened and the cartilages of the first ribs cut from above before freeing the sternum from the diaphragm . In this case enter a short , sharp , narrow - bladed scalpel held vertically , but ...
... preferred , however , the articulations can be opened and the cartilages of the first ribs cut from above before freeing the sternum from the diaphragm . In this case enter a short , sharp , narrow - bladed scalpel held vertically , but ...
Page 84
... preferred by us for various reasons , chief of which are as follows : First , the ease and facility with which it can be prepared , especially when a proper coagulating apparatus is available . Secondly , the greater and more rapid ...
... preferred by us for various reasons , chief of which are as follows : First , the ease and facility with which it can be prepared , especially when a proper coagulating apparatus is available . Secondly , the greater and more rapid ...
Page 97
... preferred to intraperitoneal in- oculation , not only for the reason that the diagnosis may be more quickly made from the condition of the inguinal glands , as above indicated , but also because there is no danger of rapid death of the ...
... preferred to intraperitoneal in- oculation , not only for the reason that the diagnosis may be more quickly made from the condition of the inguinal glands , as above indicated , but also because there is no danger of rapid death of the ...
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... preferred to the wild brown variety , on account of the greater ease with which they may be handled . Mice may also be inoculated in the peritoneal cavity by intro- ducing a very few drops of a suspension or a bouillon culture of an ...
... preferred to the wild brown variety , on account of the greater ease with which they may be handled . Mice may also be inoculated in the peritoneal cavity by intro- ducing a very few drops of a suspension or a bouillon culture of an ...
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