Souvenir
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After grinding I placed them in alcohol to remove the acid, and then stained them by the best technique known. I failed to discover any " reticulum. " Again, I have taken sections thus prepared and decalcified them under a cover-glass on a slide on the stage of a microscope, carefully watching the process from time to time. Results negative. The fluid used was one-half of one per cent, solution chromic acid.
Again, to avoid all possibility of error in technique, I imbedded sec- tions of freshly...-ground teeth in celloidin, and decalcified them in a one-half of one per cent, solution of chromic acid, stained and after- wards examined them with a Zeiss one-twelfth horn, oilim. lens, with- 35 out being able to demonstrate any organic tissue. By the last-named process it was not possible for the reticulum to disappear through faulty technique. The celloidin, acting as a perfect imbedding mass, was not affected by the acid in the least degree ; nor did it hinder in the process of staining, for it is well known that it is more permeable to stains than tissue itself.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
After grinding I placed them in alcohol to remove the acid, and then stained them by the best technique known. I failed to discover any " reticulum. " Again, I have taken sections thus prepared and decalcified them under a cover-glass on a slide on the stage of a microscope, carefully watching the process from time to time. Results negative. The fluid used was one-half of one per cent, solution chromic acid.
Again, to avoid all possibility of error in technique, I imbedded sec- tions of freshly...-ground teeth in celloidin, and decalcified them in a one-half of one per cent, solution of chromic acid, stained and after- wards examined them with a Zeiss one-twelfth horn, oilim. lens, with- 35 out being able to demonstrate any organic tissue. By the last-named process it was not possible for the reticulum to disappear through faulty technique. The celloidin, acting as a perfect imbedding mass, was not affected by the acid in the least degree ; nor did it hinder in the process of staining, for it is well known that it is more permeable to stains than tissue itself.
What to read after Souvenir?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by First District Dental Society of New York to read onlineMoreLess
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