As mentioned in the monumental work Atlas Cerebri Humani [1], the first condition for a good result for the anatomic specimen preparation, according to Klingler’s method, is not the freshness of the specimen, but the blood content in the brain. The greater this is, the better the color difference between the gray and white matter is preserved. That is why the brain must be extracted before performing any other operation on the corpse [1].

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Klingler’s Technique

  • Richard Gonzalo Párraga

摘要

As mentioned in the monumental work Atlas Cerebri Humani [1], the first condition for a good result for the anatomic specimen preparation, according to Klingler’s method, is not the freshness of the specimen, but the blood content in the brain. The greater this is, the better the color difference between the gray and white matter is preserved. That is why the brain must be extracted before performing any other operation on the corpse [1].