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. 1993 Apr;182(Pt 2):295–297.

An improved composition for embalming fluid to preserve cadavers for anatomy teaching in the United Kingdom.

E O'Sullivan, B S Mitchell

PMCID: PMC1259842 PMID: 8376206

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