Boushey D R, Stultz W A
Anat Rec. 1983 Oct;207(2):379-83. doi: 10.1002/ar.1092070218.
Technical advances in the field of radiology, especially computerized axial tomography (CAT) scanning, have made gross anatomical cross-sections increasingly important in understanding the relationships of internal structures. Since 1940, the Anatomy Program at the University of Vermont has developed and used cross-sections of the entire human body in teaching predoctoral, postdoctoral, and allied health professionals. This paper describes in detail the process through which specimens are selected, embalmed, frozen, sectioned, and displayed. Kaiserling's Method is used for fixation and preservation of the specimens, which are then housed in appropriate display containers. Specimens prepared over forty years ago in the manner described in this paper are still in use.
放射学领域的技术进步，尤其是计算机断层扫描（CAT），使得大体解剖横断面在理解内部结构关系方面变得越来越重要。自1940年以来，佛蒙特大学的解剖学项目已开发并在博士前、博士后及相关健康专业人员的教学中使用了整个人体的横断面。本文详细描述了标本的选择、防腐、冷冻、切片和展示过程。凯泽林方法用于标本的固定和保存，然后将标本放置在合适的展示容器中。按照本文所述方法在四十多年前制备的标本仍在使用。
