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. 2007 Sep;76(3):124-6.

The Human Tissue Act (2004), anatomical examination and the importance of body donation in Northern Ireland

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The Human Tissue Act (2004), anatomical examination and the importance of body donation in Northern Ireland

Samantha J Taylor et al. Ulster Med J. 2007 Sep.
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Retained heart specimen, plastinated as per the work of Gunther von Hagens. Of particular interest is the aortic valve replacement.

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