...Lawrence E. Wineski; Arthur W. English In an effort to rid the dissection room of irritating and potentially health-threatening toxic chemicals, we have modified the phenoxyethanol technique for long-term preservation of embalmed cadavers. The new methods employ faster, less toxic embalming...

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...Nils Björkman; Karen Meyn Christensen To overcome the legally imposed limit on atmospheric concentration of formaldehyde of 1 ppm a method for fixation and storage of material for dissection has been developed. After intraarterial installation of formaldehyde the specimens were extracted in dilute...

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...H. Hadžiselimović; F. Dilberović; F. Ovčina We investigated by means of coronarography and dissection the arterial vascularization of the human heart in relation to the type of coronary ramification in 200 human hearts taken at random from males and females between 20 and 85 years of age...

...H. Hadžiselimović; D. Šećerov We investigated superficial interarterial, intra-arterial, arterio-venous and veno-venous anastomoses in 100 hearts from men and women taken at random who died at 20–85 years of age. By means of careful dissection and injection into the blood vessels of a differently...