The visualization of the subserous lymphatics of various organs is rapidly accomplished by the topical application of hydrogen peroxide. As the peroxide reacts with a natural inclusion of the lymph, presumably catalase, the vessels are spontaneously inflatedwith free oxygen. This method is much easier to use than injection techniques as fresh material, catheterization of the vessels, or tissue puncture are not required.
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