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cadaver /ca·dav·er/ (kah-dav´er) a dead body; generally applied to a human body preserved for anatomical study.cadav´ericcadav´erous
Cadaver The human body after death. Mentioned in: Corneal Transplantation cadaver (k  dav´r),n a deceased body, most often used in reference to a body used for dissection and study. cadaver a dead body; generally applied to a body preserved for anatomical study. cadaver disposal a serious problem in veterinary practice in the absence of a local government incinerator. Incineration and burial are the only satisfactory methods. How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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Blood samples were collected from 26 cadavers in London and the surrounding area as part of a study to investigate the inhibition of nucleic acid amplification techniques for bloodborne viruses in tissue samples (6). Richard Grossman, the center's founder and medical director, said he and two other plastic surgeons operated on Bader for about 90 minutes, cutting away the dead tissue and replacing it with a temporary cover of cadaver skin. Roach's previous book was Stiff: the Curious Lives of Human Cadavers. |
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