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From: Bob Richmond via Histonet
Sent: 21 August 2020 17:25
To: Histonet@lists.utsouthwestern.edu
Subject: Re: [Histonet] human shoulder joint fixation
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> Merissa (where?) asks; >>I a
Jeeza human shoulder joint?
Be grateful for background.
Many years ago I had to fix/process to Polyester resin many monkey condylar
joints ( jaw)
As iterated here, I stripped all superfluous tissue off and processed the
joints to resin.
( as I do now when doing Histology on ms knee joints
Hello Merissa,
You can use a diamond band saw, as they are produced by EXAKT. This special
technique will cut soft tissue quite smooth without destroying the tissues. So
you can cut slices with a few centimeter thickness which can be fixed in
formaline after sectioning.
What kind of
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> Merissa (where?) asks; >>I am doing some planning for a new project and
> wanted to get opinions on fixation of large pieces of tissue. We will have
> human shoulders, where we want to preserve the rotator cuff/joint. Cutting
> the tissue with a saw will damage the soft tissue, so we were
Happy Friday, Histonetters!
I am doing some planning for a new project and wanted to get opinions on
fixation of large pieces of tissue. We will have human shoulders, where we
want to preserve the rotator cuff/joint. Cutting the tissue with a saw will
damage the soft tissue, so we were thinking
