Plastination is a method of long-term preservation of biological tissues with a completely visible surface and high durability. Plastinates are devoid of harmful effects like formalin, and they serve as excellent teaching tools in education. In addition, it's an outstanding tool to study cross-sectional anatomy. The plastination technique has three major methods: silicone plastination, sheet plastination with the epoxy method, and sheet plastination with the polyester method.
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