HIGHLIGHTS
- who: Medical education. et al. from the Mediscope , have published the research work: 5-R Plastination, in the Journal: (JOURNAL)
SUMMARY
The term ‘plastination` originates from a Greek word ‘plassein` which means ‘to shape` or ‘to form`. Plastination is a preservation procedure of anatomical specimens that are used for long-term in educational purposes both in basic and clinical sciences. The basic idea of plastination is to prevent decomposition of the specimen by replacing its biological fluid e_g, water and fat with certain plastic/resin materials. It makes cadaver and specimens easy to . . .
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