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Dissection (from
Latin dissecare "to cut to pieces"; also
called anatomization) is the
dismembering of the body of a
deceased animal or
plant to study...
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inserting wound drainage after groin lymph nodes dissection can
reduce complications such as seroma, haematoma,
wound dehiscence, and
wound infection...
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Aortic dissection Ballistic trauma Blunt splenic trauma Blunt trauma personal protective equipment Geriatric trauma Pediatric trauma Stab
wound Transmediastinal...
- founder,
vocalist and lead
guitarist of the
Swedish black metal band
Dissection. With the band, he
released the
seminal and
influential extreme metal...
- As
mentioned above, the
dissection of
cadavers began to once
again take hold
around the 12th century. At this time
dissection was
still seen as dishonorable;...
- They did not
perform a full
dissection or
persist in tracking, as
throughout the
autopsy they were
unaware of the exit
wound at the
front of the throat...
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found in the uterus, muscles, breast, and foot. Mayo
scissors used for
dissection are
placed in
tissue with the tips closed. The
scissors are then opened...
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advocated dissection of
animals as part of his
program for
understanding the
causes of
biological forms.
During the ****enistic Age,
dissection and vivisection...
- of
dissection.
Dissection for
medical purposes became more
prominent around 1299.
During this time the
Italians were
practicing anatomical dissection and...
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taught anatomy alongside Lawrence; but he had to drop out
following a
dissection wound.
Henry Clutterbuck of the
nearby Aldersgate Dispensary moved his lectures...
