[CITATION][C] On the nature of the pia mater
JW Millen, DHM Woollam - Brain, 1961 - academic.oup.com
JW Millen, DHM Woollam
Brain, 1961•academic.oup.comMATERIALS AND METHODS Normal adult human spinal cords have been examined.
Spinal cords from 69 mm.(3 months), 172 mm.(6 months) and 390 mm.(9 months) and
stillborn foetuses have also been investigated. Blocks have also been cut from adult human
brains. The material was routinely fixed in formol-acetic, Bouin's fixative and Bodian's
fixative. Sections were prepared after paraffin embedding and treated with a variety of stains.
The most valuable method was found to be Long's stain for reticulum
Spinal cords from 69 mm.(3 months), 172 mm.(6 months) and 390 mm.(9 months) and
stillborn foetuses have also been investigated. Blocks have also been cut from adult human
brains. The material was routinely fixed in formol-acetic, Bouin's fixative and Bodian's
fixative. Sections were prepared after paraffin embedding and treated with a variety of stains.
The most valuable method was found to be Long's stain for reticulum
MATERIALS AND METHODS
Normal adult human spinal cords have been examined. Spinal cords from 69 mm.(3 months), 172 mm.(6 months) and 390 mm.(9 months) and stillborn foetuses have also been investigated. Blocks have also been cut from adult human brains. The material was routinely fixed in formol-acetic, Bouin's fixative and Bodian's fixative. Sections were prepared after paraffin embedding and treated with a variety of stains. The most valuable method was found to be Long's stain for reticulum
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