The Journal of Plastination

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Are anatomical specimens plastinated using cold-temperature S10 silicone technique microbiologically safe?

Iulian Komarnitki, Tymon Skadorwa, Dawid Dziedzic, Michał Grzegorczyk, Bogdan Ciszek, 

Method for Creating Interactive Plastinated Models of the Male and Female Pelvis for Medical Anatomy Education

M.S. Cook, P. Hill,

Comparative Study of the Outcome of Forced Impregnation of Whole Brains at Cold Temperature, and an Alternative Diffusion/Impregnation Process

Owolabi Joshua O, Adeteye Olawale V, Fabiyi Oluseyi S, Olatunji Sunday Y, Olanrewaju John A, Obaoye Afoluwajuwonlo, 

Preservation of Internal Organs of Goat by An Alternative Method to Plastination

N. Sultana, M.Z.I. Khan, T. Amin, M. R. Jahan, I. Uddin,

Dental Students’ and Residents’ Opinions and Performance of Anatomy Learning via Cadavers or Plastinated Specimens

Vuvi H. Nguyen, Ph.D., Phi T. Pham, Kelley Joo, Cameron B. Jeter, Ph.D.,

The 19th International Conference on Plastination, Dalian, China, July 19 -July 22, 2018

Establishing for the First Time the Use of the Standard S10 Technique for Plastination in The Sudan

Mohamed AMA, Ahmed AA, Adam Asia I, Ali AM, Taha AAM,

Remembering the Past While Looking to the Future: The First Ten Years of the Journal of Plastination

Philip J. Adds, Editor-In-Chief,

Remembering Professor Lance Graham Nash

M. Zhang, D.G. Jones , D.R. Grattan ,

Bleaching of specimens before dehydration in plastination: a small-scale pilot study using human intestine

Jie-Ru Chen, Hong-Jin Sui,

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