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Blocking Lymph Flow by Suturing Afferent Lymphatic Vessels in Mice
Published on: May 14, 2020
[Our experience with methods of studying the visceral lymphatic vessels]
Abstract:
The authors relate their experience on the investigation of the visceral lymphatic vessels. Their experience concerns the lung, the pancreas and essentially the stomach. This work has been carried out as well on the corpse using the technique of Papamiltiades as on the living. On the corps, only descriptive and topographic results may be taken into account; actually, to consider drainage in such a case seems to be a misinterpretation considering absence of lymphatic circulation and the importance of technique on the results. Only confrontation with results in vivo allows an interpretation.
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