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• Donated bodies are, however, used for plastinating organs and body parts.
• He politely refused a request from a woman who wanted her dead Yorkshire terrier plastinated.
• Plastinated organs are nontoxic, durable, dry to the touch, and have no smell.
• Von Hagens said the infants he plastinated for the exhibit were acquired from hospitals and medical schools.
• But last month, for the first time in North America, an entire human body was plastinated.
• Arranged around the full-body plastinates are long glass cases that display a series of body parts.
• As teaching aids, plastinated organs offer advantages over models and organs preserved in formaldehyde, the traditional method.
• The bodies being plastinated for the anatomical museum are unclaimed dead, people with no known next of kin.
• Von Hagens has developed new body sectioning methods that yield very thin slices, which can then be plastinated.
• Despite their advantages, whole plastinated cadavers are unlikely to replace whole embalmed cadavers in medical school gross anatomy labs.
• Recently, Glover showed a visitor the fourth whole human body his lab plastinated as the process was under way.
• In 2008, the Exploreum hosted " Our Body : The Universe Within ", featuring actual human plastinated bodies.
• Second Place : Marc Steinmetz, Germany, + 49 photo for Focus, " Plastinated Human Skeleton;"
• Second Place : Marc Steinmetz, Germany, Plus 49 photo for Focus, " Plastinated Human Skeleton;"
• Bryan is home to two full body Plastinates, as well as a cadaver lab that students use during their studies.
• They said it works best when used with a " plastinated " heart, sold separately by the vet school.
• Once plastinated, the specimens and bodies are further manipulated and positioned prior to curing ( hardening ) of the polymer chains.
• Glover said he could plastinate a human heart in 24 hours, but a week is needed with the von Hagens'method.
• Corcoran estimated that of the 157, 000 medical schools in the world, perhaps 100 to 200 are using plastinated body parts.
• At the University of Michigan Medical School, plastinated organs are being used in tandem with " virtual anatomy " computer programs.