Laboratory Technique: The Methods Employed at St. Luke's Hospital, New York (Classic Reprint) - Hardcover

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Specimens from the operating room are put into jars of 4 per cent. Formalin, or, if large, are wrapped in moist towels or gauze, and placed in the ice-box. The date, the patient's name, (surname first), the ward, the name of the Operator, and the nature of the specimen are entered in the day-book. (the assist ant attending surgeon's name is used only when cases are sent special to him. The house surgeon's name is never used). The name, the ward, the date, and the name of the operator are en lered on description card, name card, and diagnosis card (fig. L). The day-book number is placed on the jar, and on the three cards, A brief macroscopical description is written on description card (fig. I, A), and relations, dimensions of tumors, etc., are given.

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