Gemma Rodríguez, Nora Pérez, Gemma Núñez, Josep-E Baños, Mar Carrió
Developing creative and research skills through an open and interprofessional inquiry-based learning course
BMC medical education
present study aims evaluate morphometric histopathological properties modified elnadys plastinated tissue period compared nonplastinated tissue plastination technique utilized research teaching due potential health risks associated prolonged exposure formalin tissues organs permanently dried plastination used anatomical histopathological surgical educational purposes method involves drying tissue allowing synthetic materials like glycerin permeate study compared nonplastinated plastinated tissue postplastination determine structural alterations differed linked plastination study examined histopathological examination dogs skin muscles liver lung intestine using formalinfixed organs paraffin embedding previously plastinated organs plastinated group study examined nonplastinated plastinated tissues histological composition biometric parameters revealing typical structures nonplastinated group plasmodiumted tissues exhibited compacted appearance volume changes nuclear clarity cytoplasmic hypereosinophilia statistical differences two groups study reveals plastinated tissues 5 years plastination maintain histological architecture well exceptions plastinated tissues utilized future microscopic immunological studies beneficial teaching research