Invited Discussion: “New approach to vascular injection in fresh cadaver dissection” (J Reconstr Microsurg 2004;20:311-315)
Invited Discussion: “New approach to vascular injection in fresh cadaver dissection” (J Reconstr Microsurg 2004;20:311-315)
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邀请讨论:“新鲜尸体解剖中血管注射的新方法”(J Reconstr Microsurg 2004;20:311-315)
DOI:
10.1055/s-2004-833497
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发表时间:
2004
影响因子:
2.1
通讯作者:
G. Taylor
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作者:
G. Taylor
D r. Heymans and colleagues describe a cadaver injection technique using yellow lead oxide, which they state is Pb 3 O 4 , mixed with gelatine and used to define the arterial network of the face and limbs. They found in dissections of the vasculature that it was difficult to define the vessels from the yellow fat, so they stained the lead oxide with rhodamine B to give a pink mixture. To define the terminal branches supplying the nose, they modified their technique. They mixed methylene blue with gelatine, first injecting this proximally into the facial artery. The artery was then cannulated just prior to its lateral nasal branch and injected with the radi-opaque lead oxide-gelatine mixture, providing fine detail of the arterial network of the nasal tip to define the ‘‘micro-angiosome’’ of this vessel.