Key result
Specimens prepared by the celluloid corrosion method are better suited for comparing the blood supply of the right and left ventricles in childhood.
Population
Childhood heart specimens
Comparison
Celluloid corrosion method vs Cleared specimens and roentgen method
Design
Other
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May aid anatomical research on childhood ventricular perfusion; leaves open validation against modern imaging.
The celluloid corrosion method provides a superior anatomical visualization of the coronary blood supply to the right and left ventricles in childhood compared to traditional clearing or roentgen methods.
Merritt B. Whitten (1930) studied this question. Celluloid corrosion method vs. Cleared specimens and roentgen method was evaluated on Comparison of the blood supply of the right and left ventricles. Specimens prepared by the celluloid corrosion method are better suited for comparing the blood supply of the right and left ventricles in childhood.
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