AIDS-based three-dimensional tomographic research and teaching specimen preparation method
A technique for specimen preparation and AIDS, which is applied in the field of specimen preparation for scientific research and teaching, and can solve problems such as difficulty in determining relationships
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[0033] The content of the present invention is further explained or illustrated by the following examples. However, the provided examples should not be construed as limiting the protection scope of the present invention.
[0034] 1) Perfusion: After shaving the hair of the corpse, removing dirt and oil stains on the skin, and disinfecting, the corpse is shaped according to the anatomical posture with a bandage or plastic film, and the femoral artery is inserted through the femoral artery to perfuse the fixative. 15% (weight ratio, hereinafter the same) formalin solution, and play a preservative role at the same time. The amount of fixative perfused through the femoral artery of the corpse should be sufficient, generally calculated according to height and weight, and the amount of 15% (weight ratio, the same below) formalin solution perfused is generally 10,000-20,000ml, so that the tissue can be better fixed.
[0035] During this step, you will directly contact the blood, bo...
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