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[A new method for sampling lymph from animals].

A V Kuznetsov
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In experiments conducted on locally anesthesized rats, an access to the cistern of the thoracic duct was made by the previously developed method which involved laparatomy, the exfoliation of the left kidney, arteria renalis, vena renalis, vasa lymphatica, renal lymph nodes, and ureter, followed by drawing them medially. The cistern of the thoracic duct was punctured by glass micropipettes manufactured by the Russia's patent No. 1495076, which allowed dendritic and Mott cells to be detected in central lymph.

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Anesthesia, LocalAnimalsLaparotomyLymphMaleProcaineRabbitsSpecimen HandlingThoracic DuctEnglish AbstractJournal Article

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A V Kuznetsov. 1993. [A new method for sampling lymph from animals].. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/8118019/

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