The teaching of veterinary anatomy was started in line with the establishment of the first
veterinary school in Lyon in 1762. During this time fewer tools and techniques were …

Background: The objective of this paper is to describe the various types of plastination
techniques and their application in medical education. Methods: Articles were searched from …

Plastination is a technique or process used to preserve body or body parts without any
health hazards like carcinogenicity and contact dermatitis associated with the use of …

Putrefaction and decay of preserved cadaver and body parts is one of the major issues that
the faculties of medicines in various third world countries are facing. In this study we focus …

Aim: Preservation of macroparasites by infiltrating the polymer in the tissues can defy the
inherited shortcoming of classical wet preservation method. Materials and Methods …

Materials and Methods: Acetone dehydrated parasites were incubated at− 20 C for 1 month
in five different plastination solutions, prepared by mixing melamine and turpentine oil with …

Introduction: This study was conducted at Dalian Hoffen Biotechniques laboratories in China
for one month period to prepare P45 plastinated sheet specimens. The purpose of this study …

Plastination, the technique of preserving the biological tissue or whole body in its life-like
state for long term, was developed in 1977 by Gunther Von Hagen. The idea was to utilize …

Amaç: Bu çalışmanın amacı, kadavra temininde yaşanan sıkıntı nedeniyle, proseksiyonu
yapılmış ve uzun yıllar kullanılmış kadavraları plastine ederek kullanım ömürlerini uzatmak …

Background: Plastination was invented in 1977 at the University of Heidelberg by
DoctorGunther Von Hagens. Plastination is a unique combination of science …