Summary A method of obtaining histological sections of bone which has not been decalcified is presented. The method is applicable mainly to cancellous bone but can also be used on cortical bone which is not too dense. The importance of this method in the understanding of normal structure and interpretation of pathological conditions is well recognized and a brief account of results already obtained is given, with representative photographs to illustrate these.
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Kingsley W. Mills (1957) studied this question.
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