Human dissection videos

[Mokele]

I just happened across this website, and figured I should post it here for interest.

 

As fair warning, if you are squeamish or have trouble with human cadavers or dissecting them, don't watch.

 

http://www.anatomy.wisc.edu/courses/gross/

 

Personally, I found it fascinating, and it gives a much better look than in textbooks, since you can see how everything is interconnected.

 

Mokele

[intothevoidx]

Well I hope he washed his hands before he went and ate:cool:. Is it normal not to use gloves?

[Glider]

No. Gloves are mandatory.

[intothevoidx]

No. Gloves are mandatory.

 

 

 

That's what I figured......I take it those bodies have been preserved so sticking your hands in formaldehyde or whatever they used probably isn't intelligent. It's a carcinogen isn't it?

[Glider]

Formaldehyde is a good steriliser, but you're right, I wouldn't be washing my hands in it too frequently.

 

The bodies have probably been fixed in formaline, same as the bodies used by mecial students, but even so, gloves are mandatory.

[Karnage]

Formaldehyde is a good steriliser, but you're right, I wouldn't be washing my hands in it too frequently.

 

The bodies have probably been fixed in formaline, same as the bodies used by mecial students, but even so, gloves are mandatory.

 

I believe Formaldehyde poses carcinogenic threats as well

[Glider]

I believe you're right. Exposure once or twice is no problem, but repeated exposure is not good.

[SCIGENIUS]

So right.....

[weknowthewor]

I just happened across this website, and figured I should post it here for interest.

 

As fair warning, if you are squeamish or have trouble with human cadavers or dissecting them, don't watch.

 

http://www.anatomy.wisc.edu/courses/gross/

 

Personally, I found it fascinating, and it gives a much better look than in textbooks, since you can see how everything is interconnected.

 

Mokele

 

 

I did click the link but it goes no where...

[Mokele]

Damn, guess they must've taken it down.