Pathological Technique: A Practical Manual for Workers in Pathological Histology (Classic Reprint) - Softcover

Mallory, Frank Burr

 
9781330506769: Pathological Technique: A Practical Manual for Workers in Pathological Histology (Classic Reprint)

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The order and method of procedure in making a post mortem examination, including the various incisions, may be said to have been planned for the routine examination of normal or diffusely diseased organs. As soon as a notice able focal lesion is present the order of procedure and the customary method of removal and of incision must be so altered as best to display the lesion.

Instruments - The following instruments will be found extremely useful in the autopsy-room, although not all of them are necessary: The autopsy-table should be large, so as to accommodate on it the instruments and several dishes in addition to the body. It should have a slightly raised edge, and should slope gently toward an Opening in the center for the escape of fluids. The table is best made of zinc, and along one edge should have a centimeter scale. The water for use on the table is best supplied by a rubber tube from an overhead pipe reaching to within 60 to 100 cm. Of the table.

The scales for weighing the various organs should have a large pan and gram and kilogram weights.

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IN revising the book for this edition we have continued to keep in view the needs of the laboratory worker, whether student, practitioner, or pathologist, for a practical manual of histological and bacteriological methods in the study of pathological material.

The subject of the examination of the urine has been almost entirely omitted, as in the first edition, because it is such a large subject as to require by itself a good-sized volume for its adequate presentation.

In the addition of new methods to the book we have endeavored, as in the first edition, to exercise discrimina tion, and to select only those that either have stood the test of practical experience or give great promise of usefulness.

The number of illustrations has been considerably in creased. The majority are from new photo-micrographs made by Dr. Wright and Mr. I S. Brown in the Clinico Pathological Laboratory of the Massachusetts General Hospital. In many instances they replace the illustrations of bacteria in the first edition.

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