A simple yet effective technique to improve laboratory safety for the grossing of large surgical specimens
In this article we describe a simple technique to avoid accidential needle stick injuries while grossing large specimens. Rubber bands instead of needles and Plexiglas instead of wax board is used to eliminate needle stick injuries. This method is quite simple and imprints of rubber bands do not int...
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| description | In this article we describe a simple technique to avoid accidential needle stick injuries while grossing large specimens. Rubber bands instead of needles and Plexiglas instead of wax board is used to eliminate needle stick injuries. This method is quite simple and imprints of rubber bands do not interfere with gross anatomy of the specimen. |
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