兽医教育用整匹马的塑化

Q4 Medicine

Journal of Plastination Pub Date : 2015-07-31 DOI:10.56507/ukkj2013

Sheng-bo Yu, Jianfei Zhang, Yan-yan Chi, Hai-Bin Gao, Jie Liu, Hong-Jin Sui

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摘要

1大连医科大学解剖学教研室;摘要:目的:探讨兽医学教育用整匹马塑化标本的制备方法。方法:解剖经福尔马林保存的马，展示其脑、脊髓和浅表肌肉及其神经支配。然后对标本进行硅胶浸渍。结果:塑化后的神经和肌肉组织保持弹性，肌肉和神经结构容易区分。马被放置在一个活泼的弹簧的立场，这有利于展示背部和腹部的结构。结论:硅胶塑化技术制备的标本干燥、无味、耐用，适合处理，是兽医解剖教学中理想的马标本。

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Plastination of a Whole Horse for Veterinary Education

1 Department of Anatomy, Dalian Medical University. No.9 west section, Lushun South Road, Dalian 116044, China ABSTRACT: Objective: To explore the procedure of preparation of a whole plastinated equine specimen to be used in veterinary education. Methods: A formalin-preserved horse was dissected to display the brain, spinal cord and the superficial muscles complete with their innervation. The specimen then underwent silicone impregnation. Results: The flexibility of the nerves and muscle tissues after plastination was maintained, and muscles as well as nerve structures were easily discriminated. The horse was positioned in a stance of a lively spring which facilitated exhibition of both dorsal and ventral structures. Conclusion: The silicone plastination technique produced a dry, odorless and durable specimen that is suitable for handling that will serve as an ideal whole equine specimen for veterinary anatomical education.

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Journal of Plastination Health Professions-Medical Laboratory Technology

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